Sentence examples for to a logic of from inspiring English sources

"These armed groups don't subscribe to a logic of disarmament and want to split the country," he said.

Whether the game involves fighting intergalactic battles or modelling climate change, the simulation works according to a logic of its own.

In an article in the May issue of the journal American Ethnologist, Dr. Juris argues that Occupy's social-media-driven "logic of aggregation" may make it less durable than the anti-globalization movement of a decade ago, which mobilized existing activist groups according to a "logic of networks".

It even increases as it repeats, according to a logic of expanding significance.

Other authors have defined this new model of social movement as a "change from logic of collective action, associated with high levels of organizational resources and the formation of collective identities, to a logic of connective action, based on personalized content sharing across media networks" [7].

He was also right to see this logic as historical, but wrong to attempt to replace a "logic of things developing" with the notion of a "developing logic" (SEP, 80).

For the purpose of this entry, it is interesting to note that the general approach taken is to apply a logic of action, viz.

This result suggests that S5 is the correct way to formulate a logic of necessity.

Hare's attempt to ground a logic of imperatives was innovative, but problematic.

Most recently, see Makinson and van der Torre 2003 for an attempt to provide a logic of norms in a novel framework devised for this: "input-output logic".

We propose that informal settlements do exhibit a complex logic that is grounded in practice, which we refer to as a logic of enactment.