inner logic
collocation in Englishmeaningsofinnerandlogic
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inner
adjective[before noun]
uk/ˈɪn.ər/us/ˈɪn.ɚ/
inside or contained within ...
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logic
noun[U]
uk/ˈlɒdʒ.ɪk/us/ˈlɑː.dʒɪk/
a particular way of thinking, especially one that is reasonable and based on ...
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(Definition ofinnerandlogicfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Aninnerlogic, elusive and yet compelling, lends an unexpected substance to this work of modest dimensions.
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Conventional architectural discourse teaches you to repress curiosity about the surface of things, to focus on theinnerlogicof an idea.
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I would argue that attention should also be given to theinnerlogicof a culture's world views.
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These findings suggest that a composer must take great care to create aninnerlogicthat guides the syntactic structure of events.
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The planners had violated the central idea of the town plan, itsinnerlogichad been lost.
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Perhaps the concept of aninnerlogicwas the engineer in him arguing.
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In connection with this competition he described his view of architecture as dependent on the 'innerlogicof the conditions leading to the simplest solution'.
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This belief in aninnerlogicled him to radical solutions of contemporary problems such as cloverleaf traffic junctions, neighbourhood units, traffic segregation, high-rise housing and movable partitions.
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Through detailed analysis it is possible both to uncover how the style of the music is achieved and to reveal theinnerlogicof the piece.
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With this ultimate aim in mind, the earlier literature on this subject tried to identify the structure of oral traditions and to understand theirinnerlogic.
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Theinnerlogicor poetry of the conceptual idea is promoted, and choices - whether of lighting, materials, or programmatic emphasis - are weighed against it and matched to it.
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All that is very nice mathematics, but theinnerlogicof the argument is related entirely to costs.
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But, while there is aninnerlogicthere, it is utterly out of relation with the realities of the external situation.
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He was simply not prepared to play it until such time as he had appreciated itsinnerlogic.
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All relationships should be beneficial, but each has its own principle orinnerlogic.
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To need to set such daily objectives resulted from theinnerlogicof such an operation under participation of various units for a coordinated proceeding.
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Creating rules and aninnerlogicin a cinematic world where everything is possible is not easy.
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Theinnerlogicof capitalism would have never evolved it.
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To resist it is to resist theinnerlogicof capitalism itself, of which it is the pure expression.
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