Sentence examples for works of logic from inspiring English sources

Apart from three other works of logic in translations done by Boethius, which reappeared about 1115, this wholesale discovery was the result of cultural contacts with Constantinople and a few other Greek centres and the personal initiative of a few scholars.

(One sees this device used in earlier works of logic, such as Principia Mathematica, where the function of the symbol. in expressions such as '∀x.φ' is to get us to read the whole of the formula φ as under the scope of the ∀x).

Although the code was a work of logic, it relied mainly on experience.

First, as a work of logic most have regarded it as radically outdated and relying on an Aristotelian approach that was definitively surpassed in the later nineteenth century—a view promoted especially by Bertrand Russell in the early years of the twentieth.

Besides these and other published works on logic, thousands of pages of his unpublished and largely unexplored logical writings are among the Royce Papers at the Harvard University Archives.

Phanias is mentioned as the author of works on logic, in which he probably followed Aristotle's doctrine.

Of his works on logic and scientific methods, the most important is his Principles of Science (1874).

The Arabic influence in logic is thinner than in other disciplines (apart from ethics), because only a few works of Arabic logic were translated into Latin.

Cassiodorus also mentioned that Boethius wrote on theology, composed a pastoral poem, and was most famous as a translator of works of Greek logic and mathematics.

Perice had no regular academic job and no luck with the publication of the major portion of his work on logic; he was unpopular among mainstream academics, and a certain obscurity was found in his writings.

Accordingly, the research goal of the Kernel Language was set to designing a concurrent and parallel programming language under the working hypothesis of Logic Programming.