Sentence examples for the logical essence from inspiring English sources

In ch. 10, section 102, Russell also gives a form of Cantor's theorem, which captures the logical essence of diagonalization (this version is by now folklore): no binary relation can parameterize all unary predicates over a given domain U (i.e., no binary relation R exists such that for all unary predicates P over U, there is an object a in U for which one has: for all x in U, R a, x) ↔ P x)).

First, a blueprint of the network is constructed genetically (through the use of a genetic algorithm) with the underlying intent of capturing the structural (logical) essence of the data and encapsulating it into the network.

This vast book, the last one he published before he died in May, unveils his distinctive vision of evolutionary biology as it should be, as it is, and as it has been.Gould's strategy is to identify a Darwinian essence, the logical core of Darwin's own doctrine, and chart its history.

Here we still have an argument whose essence is the logical transition from a random sample to the population from which the sample is taken.

Given that God is immutable, and hence that the divine power is not affected by the passage of time, and divine ideas, within Wyclif's system, are as necessary as the divine essence itself, the logical consequence is that, despite Wyclif's claims of the contrary, the whole history of the world is determined from eternity.

The logical forms of judgment are in essence the forms of combination of concepts in judgments.

Naturally the logical structures and processes implicit in essence-thinking are more developed than those of being-thinking.

To make this analogy work, Stanford argues that the real essence of a substance is more than a corpuscular structure, it must also include the causal powers that produce the observable qualities of the substance; in like fashion, the real essence of modes includes the logical ground from which the nominally essential properties of the term flow.

For what does an ontological argument do but peer into the inner logic of such an exemplar essence and try to capture the logical consequence that it must exist?

The logical reverse side of such gospels is that poverty is in essence a matter of individual responsibility.

Reinach notes that the ontological mistake lies in assuming that essences are substances or really existing particulars; the logical mistake is assuming that judgments about "the triangle" or "the lion" refer to concepts at all.