Sentence examples for stronger logic from inspiring English sources

This imagery had a stronger logic.

In this case, a combination method defining a stronger logic (such as direct union of matrices) would be more appropriate than, for instance, algebraic fibring of Hilbert calculi.

In fact, as is well known, systems based on a "weaker" logic have the ability to distinguish between statements which are equivalent from the point of view of a "stronger" logic.

The first logic is shown to provide an axiomatic characterization of the first six postulates of the AGM theory of belief revision, while the second, stronger, logic provides an axiomatic characterization of the full set of AGM postulates.

For many families, there is a stronger logic in having the children help out in the rice fields, especially at harvest time, than sending them to school.

This gives the basic relevant logic, B. Stronger logics, such as the logic R, are obtained by adding constraints on the ternary relation.

So we have: A → B is true at w iff for all x, y, such that Rwxy, if A is true at x, B is true at y; and A → B is false at w iff for some x, y, such that Rwxy, if A is true at x, B is false at y. Adding various constraints on the ternary relation provides stronger logics.

As Turing expressed it (Turing 1939, p. 198), there are 'formulae, seen intuitively to be correct, but which the Gödel theorem shows are unprovable in the original system.' Turing's theory of 'ordinal logics' was an attempt to 'avoid as far as possible the effects of Gödel's theorem' by studying the effect of adding Gödel sentences as new axioms to create stronger and stronger logics.

These are professions with an intensive practical training requirement, so there is a strong logic here.

These proposals are understandably unpopular with refugee organisations, but they have a strong logic.

As much as Americans hate the idea of taxes, there is a strong logic to this approach.