logically造句

It is not a logically compelling argument.

The square brackets group the element logically.

Some modes are logically equivalent but differ in their purpose.

A database is a separate entity physically and logically with no sharing amongst other databases.

It does, however, point out the dangers of taking even logically plausible ideas on trust, rather than testing them.

Although these files have different file names, they logically represent the same resource and are referenced through their base names.

It poses two logically identical problems, one cast in general terms and the other in terms of a social contract.

These are the actual readings, and the only entries that are, so they are logically related in an unambiguous way.

If God wills something to happen then since God is omnipotent it logically follows that it will happen.

And when asked about the pain he caused his victims he responded, "What do I care? I'm not her," which is logically correct but, in a sense, inhuman.

When new exemplar models arrive, they must be incorporated into the model repository so that they logically evolve from the previous generation of exemplar models.

Expecting the average person to think logically and critically is like expecting the average person to play the piano or write a book.

In the LDAP directory, a suffix is a top-level entry in LDAP directory hierarchy, under which all the logically related information is stored.

Experts consider this the most puzzling of mental disorders, one which robs the sufferer of the ability to logically distinguish between reality and fantasy.

Herein lies the problem: Digital signatures rely on byte-level equivalence, whereas it is possible to have two XML documents that are logically the same, but contain different byte sequences.

For the purposes of this article, it is sufficient to show how easy it is to encode any data type in a SOAP message that you can logically describe in an XML schema.