Sentence examples for well logic from inspiring English sources

I've addressed this before, in a post about Mac Barnett's delightful "Guess Again!," which doesn't adhere to the standards of, well, logic, and which, incidentally, my niece and nephew love.

After you capture the hearts and minds of every disgruntled worker in America, after you inspire a string of flattering (and not so flattering) Facebook pages, and after you fool a bevy of mainstream media outlets (aside from that sly Peter Kafka– oh, you'll get him next time)— well, logic dictates that your next move is a splashy debut on TechCrunch TV.

That's one thing, but also because of geography and well, logic.

As well, fuzzy logic is nuanced and gradual which enables it to be more close to human logic approaches and allow it to become an accurate replacement for the probability theory (Zalila et al., 2007).

Q.In times of uncertainty, investment decisions are often driven by emotion as well as logic.

The internal states of the machine could represent numbers, but they could equally well represent logic values or letters.

People who suffer from damaged or impaired emotional systems can score well on logic tests but often display markedly irrational behavior in everyday life.

In scary times, private investors may well see logic in buying the same currency that central banks hold for a rainy day.

"Foreigners show interest in Mongolia, whose population is just two million people, but its name does not end in 'stan'," he said, straining facts as well as logic.

In particular, it has been relentless in making the case for higher interest rates, on the grounds that … well, the logic keeps changing.

This openness, Mead adds, means discussing feelings as well as logic, and revealing your weaknesses as well as your strengths.