structural logic
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nounpl: structural logics
lógica estrutural
1. A system of reasoning that relies on the underlying framework or architecture of something, emphasizing how components relate to and depend on each other
The structural logic of the building requires that all walls support the roof.
A lógica estrutural do edifício exige que todas as paredes sustentem o telhado.
2. In philosophy and mathematics, a formal system of logical relationships based on the organization and hierarchy of elements
The structural logic of the argument shows that the conclusion must follow from the premises.
A lógica estrutural do argumento demonstra que a conclusão deve derivar das premissas.
3. In computer science and programming, the logical organization and interdependencies of data structures and algorithms
Understanding the structural logic of the database is crucial for efficient queries.
Compreender a lógica estrutural do banco de dados é crucial para consultas eficientes.
The term is primarily used in academic, technical, and professional contexts in both Brazil and Portugal. In the USA, it is commonly employed in engineering, computer science, and formal philosophy. The concept emphasizes the importance of understanding how systems are organized, which reflects a broader cultural appreciation for systematic thinking and problem-solving approaches.
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