Sentence examples for sufficiently logical from inspiring English sources

Previously, it was a scrappy mess, with key screens buried in odd places, but in PES 2017, it is sufficiently logical that it doesn't stick out as a weakness.

Despite the innumerable late nights and early mornings trying to resolve a particular problem that may have proved frustrating or futile, there is still the great satisfaction of knowing that you yourself (and anyone with a sufficiently logical mind) can still produce a piece of bespoke code that does exactly what you want it to do.

Although resistance variations exist in different resistance states, the statistical result suggests that the logic computing still functions correctly with a sufficiently large logical window.

Very roughly, an elementary topos is a category possessing a logical structure sufficiently rich to develop most of "ordinary mathematics", that is, most of what is taught to mathematics undergraduates.

Granted, in sufficiently rich calculi, there are logical truths that cannot be decided using proof-theoretic algorithms, but this does not mean that these algorithms do not justify our claims about all other true logical propositions.

When that is done, your product and investor materials need to be sufficiently robust to allow their apparently logical System 2 to confirm their bias toward you.

Indeed, although such theories come in different logical guises, they are sufficiently similar to be recognized as a common basis for most subsequent developments.

It is impossible to say when logical empiricism ceased to be sufficiently cohesive to be identifiable as a continuing movement.

This disregard would be justifiable if one of the most famous theses of Logical Positivists were true in a sufficiently strong sense, viz., that logical truths are really tautologies (such as "It is either raining or not raining") in every interesting objective sense of the word.

According to Chad Meister, professor of philosophy at Bethel College, most philosophers accept Plantinga's free will defense and thus see the logical problem of evil as having been sufficiently rebutted.

The tacit assumption is that errors are rare and hence sufficiently separated to be practically independent in terms of the logical, grammatical, and poetic connections of words.