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• The Tortoise and Achilles do not agree on any definition of logical implication.
• The diagram on the right shows the logical implications between all these results.
• These schools worked out the logical implications of various Advaita doctrines.
• Declaratively, guarded Horn clauses are read as ordinary logical implications:
• Declaratively, such clauses are read as ordinary logical implications:
• The branch that deals with the logical implications of action as such is called praxeology.
• An axiom about the applicability of a function " f " is a logical implication
• Q, is a valid logical conclusion according to the definition of logical implication just stated.
• Isn't the logical implication of KAvin's position that white supremacy be totally eliminated from the article?
• Most advanced legal systems recognise corporate legal personality while acknowledging some limits to its logical implications.
• :Out of curiosity, why is the notion of logical implication completely tossed out of this discussion?
• Demonstrating the logical implication simply translates into verifying that the compound truth table produces a tautology.
• Also consider the logical implications of your question : What'benefit'do people get from keying a car?
• Bart and Airasian ( 1974 ) use Boolean analysis to establish logical implications on a set of Piagetian tasks.
• The questioner did not explicitly state if the " if " was based on material conditional or logical implication.
• The notion of logical implication for functional dependencies admits a complete finite axiomatization, known as "'Armstrong's axioms " '.
• Some philosophers and physicists who study the nature of time also study the possibility of time travel and its logical implications.
• Let us say that we wish to find the minimal set of consistent rules ( logical implications ) that characterize our sample system.
• The logical implication, as courts applying Shaw have recognized, is that parties may rely on evidence other than bizarreness to establish race-based districting.
• It is one of the two most commonly used methods of reasoning with inference rules and logical implications  the other is forward chaining.