logical implication

The diagram on the right shows the logical implications between all these results.

What's the logical implication of the following four facts?

Ellen, he realized, had not carried her explanation to its logical implications.

The potentialities are unknown, but I don't care for the logical implications.

These schools worked out the logical implications of various Advaita doctrines.

Their historical roots, the cultural examples, and their logical implications are looked at.

Logical implication is enough; the Keystone doesn't have to think through every last microscopic detail.

This formalization is a logical implication with an attached measure of uncertainty.

Deductive logic is the reasoning of proof, or logical implication.

So I had to choose: back off and not follow the logical implications of the play; or go through with it and be damned.

The Tortoise and Achilles don't agree on any definition of logical implication.

In propositional logic the logical implication is defined as follows:

Let us say that we wish to find the minimal set of consistent rules (logical implications) that characterize our sample system.

"That would be the logical implication.

Logical implication does not bar the lamp from being on, off, or vanishing completely to be replaced by a horse-drawn pumpkin.

Demonstrating the logical implication simply translates into verifying that the compound truth table is producing a tautology.

Propagation rules correspond to logical implication.

There is no need to recurse since the logical implication can be translated into symbols, and propositional operators such as .

See logical implication.

Logical implication (also known as implies, or If ... then) is a logical operation.

Mr. Hofman said Ms. Martin was setting forth the "logical implications" of the study.

Justice O'Connor provided the fifth vote, but then added an anguished concurring opinion that denied the logical implications of the decision she had joined.

The logical implication is that it is the characteristically human qualities of the human brain that make the difference.

In the special case where , this recognition system is essentially detecting logical implication of the form or, in words, "if , then ".

However, it strikes me that Professor Himmelfarb has not taken a fuller cognizance of the logical implications of her own reasoning.