logical term造句

Nevertheless, moral judgments can be evaluated in logical terms of truth and falsity.
And women don't necessarily look at the risk-benefit equation in logical terms anyway.
Conflation in logical terms is very similar to, if not identical to, equivocation.
"I really can't explain it in logical terms, " he said.
In perfectly abstract logical terms, it's no more an attack than calling someone left-handed.
It's difficult to find logical term in a sentence. 用logical term造句挺难的

Then, in logical terms, you build a set of suspects who fall within the profile.
Feferman's proposal results in a radical restriction of logical terms as compared to Tarski's original proposal.
He believed that there could be no abstraction of the values of futurist literature in logical terms.
In logical terms, metarepresentation is analogical reasoning applied to mental experiences or operations, rather than to representations of environmental stimuli.
Would someone please explain to me in simple, logical terms why it is so over-archingly important that the old ones be removed?
A separate branch of computability theory, computational complexity theory, was also characterized in logical terms as a result of investigations into descriptive complexity.
In general, a 1, . . ., a n " satisfy " n-interpretation is an assignment of denotation to all of the non-logical terms of the object language.
But in dialectical determinism, human action may be " non-arbitrary " and " determinate ", hence reasonable, even although it is " not " explicable exclusively in formal-logical terms.
Grey-space is ignored within and around logical terms, between the words of exact-phrase searches, between adjacent items in the query, and in starting characters of the search box query.
Yet Jaakko Hintikka may be correct, in the sense that it can be much more efficient to use natural language to denote a complex idea, than to formalize it in logical terms.

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