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logic, n a disciplined method of reasoning or argumentation that employs the principles governing correct or reliable inference. logic the principles of reasoning. logic Decision-making The sum total of education and experience that is integrated into a physician's medical decision-making processes. See Aunt Millie approach, Bayesian logic, Heuristic logic, Markov process, ROC analysis, Stochastic
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Since it is still one logical system regardless of how many nodes are added to the cluster, management should not increase in complexity by any substantive measure. His infamous incompleteness theorem, published in 1931, argued that the system upon which mathematics is partly based is unprovable because in a logical system using symbols to construct axioms, any proof must come from outside that system. That's how a logical system of priorities would work. |
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