(1937, xiii) {§6.7} The task of making more exact a vague or not quite exact concept used in everyday life or in an earlier stage of scientific or logical development, or rather of replacing it by a newly constructed, more exact concept, belongs among the most important tasks of logical analysis and logical construction.
The analysis consisted of four primary tasks: construction of logical definitions of pre-composed phenotype ontology terms, cross-species integration, calculation of information content of individual phenotype terms, and statistical comparison of phenotypes.
Given a sentence of some natural language NL, the task of specifying its logical form may be inseparable from the task of providing a compositional specification of what the sentences of NL mean.
Such claims are clearly different in character from those found elsewhere in the book where he identifies metaphysics without ontology not with a genetic enquiry, but with the normative task of discovering the logical ground on which our claims rest.
ID: The Quest for Identity in the 21st Century says people who spend a lot of time interacting through the screen can become emotionally detached, seeing life as a series of logical tasks that demand immediate reaction.
The neural implementation of this system shows that the comparatively intricate logical task of understanding semantico-syntactical structures can be mastered by a neural network architecture.
In 1934 he proposed as the task of philosophy the metalinguistic analysis of logical and linguistic features of scientific method and knowledge (the 'thesis of metalogic').
In addition, we assessed story recall with the logical memory task of the German version of the Rivermead behavioural memory test (Wilson et al, 1992).
The use of logical tools for all these tasks has recently been advocated in the fast growing field of so-called description logics [35].
