Sentence examples for the implicit logic from inspiring English sources

The book's blueprint follows through on the implicit logic of the existing system.

Jones would surely have appreciated the implicit logic of Andrew Lewis's setting of Fern Hill, given its premiere here.

The implicit logic behind the scientific management doctrine is that you must prove — analytically, and in advance — that a decision is correct before making it.

But they leave us tired and achy, thus satisfying the implicit logic of the Protestant work ethic: if it's hurting, it must be working.

This was the implicit logic behind the development of deductible donations in Britain in the 1920s, when donors began to covenant part of their income to charities, and thereby avoid paying tax on it.Rob Reich of Stanford University offers a robust counter to this view.

That, at least, is the implicit logic of the populist movement.

Through more than six decades of custom, the public have accepted the Queen's own implicit logic: that the monarchy can endure, so long as it stays out of politics.

The implicit dread logic is plain.

There may be an implicit logic in that argument that a reservist called to serve in Iraq might want to think about, but that's probably another story.

HULA identifies and illuminates the implicit internal logics of humanistic craft in order to develop appropriate tools to assess, evaluate, and further develop projects and pedagogy in the humanities.

Furthermore the implicit translation of those logics into well-understood fragments of predicate logic provides a wealth of information of interest to computer scientists.