Sentence examples for typical logic from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mithun's comment may seem like no more than common sense, but it does not reflect the typical logic of the dominant fee-for-service model of health care.

The following sections provide the basics of a typical logic, sometimes called "classical elementary logic" or "classical first-order logic".

Typical Washington logic.

If typical carrier logic applies, I'd wager T-Mobile would focus on getting these out to folks nearing the end of a contract term, or to those who just re-signed or recently activated.

Yi Bom-sok embraced a typical imperialist logic of Darwinism that "the weak are the prey of the strong", and "a superior race could survive and a failed race faded away in history".

Unlike the typical temporal logic specification of a program, our translation does not require a transition system model of the program, and is compositional on the structures of the program.

His response to the English football chant of "One world cup and two world wars", answered with "Three World Cups and one world Pope" is typical, using blunt logic to show up the nonsense of narrow-mindedness.

Christianity and the horrors of the second world war are fed into the mix, too, as the book tries – with an elusive logic typical of Sjón – to unify its disparate themes.

He employed typical empire-building logic in justifying continued military intervention in the Philippine archipelago, claiming that the United States had a moral and religious obligation to "civilize and Christianize" its residents.

It is a governance logic typical of modern power, one wherein individuals are valuable insofar as they are recorded and can be seen and identified as part of a population-level aggregate.

Not only bimodal, but multimodal (also called polymodal) logics, are standard in the literature: a typical case is the logic of knowledge (or epistemic logic), usually endowed with modal operators K1, K2,…, Km representing the knowledge of m agents (or "knowers").