As well as arguing for the futility of attempts to control language, Mr Greene explores efforts to create more logical systems, from the 17th-century polymath John Wilkins to the 1950s creation Loglan, devised to test the hypothesis that a more logical language would facilitate more logical thought processes.
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The HP Tango's camouflage is admittedly a bit more logical.
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You're approaching the world from a more logical perspective now!
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"It makes it a much more logical conversation," she said.
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But now, McCoy and her colleagues have a more logical answer.
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Left brained people, by contrast, are more logical, analytical and objective.
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Talking over me isn&apost going to make it any more logical.
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But the more I thought about it, the more logical it seemed.
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Or maybe it was something more logical, some contractual or ethical reason.
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This makes Cohn's tactic of signaling discontent without walking away more logical.
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" If banks do move employees, Scott said "Dublin would be more logical than Frankfurt.
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Then the market can have a "slower, more logical and methodical rally," Cramer said.
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To people who maybe are more logical than me, it s not worth it.
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The direct model allocates stock to the highest bidders, which is much more logical.
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Other more logical, financial, environmental reasons to switch to electric aren't working fast enough.
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It was more logical just to hand it off and then get some sleep.
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It is more logical it has [to] come from one of his business dealings.
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CONCLUDING THOUGHTS I believe that my model is simpler, more logical, and more beneficial.
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The other option, a stretch as it may be, is more logical and relevant.
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He says some customers are bound to be empaths, while others are more logical.
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It's less about form and more about description, which appeals to my more logical side.
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Instead of disruption, working with what is part of the social fabric is more logical.
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From a core business standpoint, Comcast is a more logical buyer for Sky than Disney.
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Instead, she's promoting oak and sycamore trees as the more logical—and local—flora options.
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Nikolai—more pragmatic, more logical, more Russian—struggles with my things-will-be-ok approach.
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Of course, we knew that renting an apartment together was the more logical next step.
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I'm a lot more logical and I think a lot more about how things should work.
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You could argue that killing off Eleven would've made a more logical ending for Season 1.
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But with Brexit, opening a second gallery in Europe felt like a much more logical move.
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It is safer/more logical to focus on the companies who follow through with clear strategic plans.
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Tevin: Well, upstream is more logical, because the prices of upstream assets have comedown quite a lot.
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Though it's less exhilarating, it makes more logical sense to a moment that never really added up.
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It will give Mr. Baan a chance to reconfigure the museums' collections in a more logical way.
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To many, Mr. Cuomo, who ran on the party's line in 2014, was a more logical choice.
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While scholars have insisted "Hister" is too close to Hitler for comfort, there is another more logical answer.
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Some people took a more logical approach, guessing that it was probably a kite or some large flag.
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But no rationale is stronger or more logical than allowing individuals to deduct their state and local taxes.
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"It seems more logical that they wait for their asylum process in their own country," Sanchez told Reuters.
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Don't be fooled, though: Mars might seem more logical in Aquarius, but the vibe is still heavily competitive.
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This is also a great time to reflect on issues concerning your self-esteem from a more logical perspective.
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The topic of Vlach magic quickly began to overshadow the less fanciful and more logical explanations for the murders.
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So why not raise those funds as a presidential candidate and keep a more logical connection to donors nationwide?
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"Betty could do more logical reasoning while she was asleep than most people can do awake," Jennings later said.
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AR seems like a much more logical step in that evolution than VR for the vast majority of people.
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The Moon entered Aquarius at 4:47 AM, inspiring us to approach our feelings from a more logical, detached perspective.
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I think coding is not as mathematical or statistical as people think — computer science is more logical, like a puzzle.
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" Mexico's presidential spokesman, Eduardo Sanchez, was not immediately able to comment on CNN's report but said "it sounded more logical.
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In our context, there are a lot of steps of approval so it is more logical to use this technology.
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Divorce, or not marrying in the first place, might seem like a more logical response to a desire for openness.
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Certainly the Z Flip form factor seems a more logical one, harkening back to pre-smartphone days of clamshell devices.
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The new restrictions help to "build a more logical credit curve ... and to bring in non-bank lenders," Petty said.
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Citymapper is evaluating offering in-app payments via its app, too, but is betting on contactless as the more logical option.
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These reforms would make the economic calculus of buying insurance far more logical for many people and help insurers spread risk.
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It's surely also the case that Roosevelt expressed his point more eloquently, and in far more logical detail, than did Trump.
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And yet with the financial world's greatest minds focused on the black stuff, are we reaching more logical conclusions about fundamentals?
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For some viewers, it seemed more logical that the students would be disgusted by Bryce's actions and call for his punishment.
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A more logical place to reposition the fingerprint sensor would be below the camera, like on the LG G83 (bottom phone).
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The app's emoji suggestions for famous names came across as more logical, with 'Taylor Swift' including various musical note emoji, for example.
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"When you look at a LinkedIn asset in the context of Salesforce it makes a lot more logical sense," Del Prete said.
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Here's the old theory: If the left side of your brain is dominant, you're more logical and good with mathematics and language.
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The decision to draft him in as a replacement for Russian Daniil Kvyat, demoted back to Toro Rosso, looked far more logical.
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Manual control of a tiny, fast-moving bug is impractical, so setting waypoints or areas of activity seems the more logical course.
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They make Maya act out the "servant" role in the spot, too, maintaining that these choices are somehow more logical, and funnier.
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But, given the outcome of the referendum, the more logical choice would be a leader who believes in the policy going forward.
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The Moon enters intellectual Air sign Aquarius at 7:45 PM, encouraging people to approach the world from a more logical perspective.
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The more logical #NeverClinton option, especially for Sanders's cadre of young idealists, has so far attracted little attention: Green Party candidate Jill Stein.
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It might have made more logical sense, in the interest of contemplative looking, to have had the chairs face inward toward the art.
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Having no life seems like a more logical reason to feel bad about myself than a fictional person being vaguely mean to me!
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Some of Samsung's requests are more logical: the company advises against adding any additional screen protectors (which could interfere with the folding display).
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Instead, it seems more logical to ponder why a neighborhood with its own conga organization isn't on top of everyone's house-hunting list.
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Using AI, it aims to help sales staff work in a more logical and efficient way, rather than be slaves to their CRM tools.
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The more logical conclusion is that people are just doing what I did, by finally bowing to Tidal's stranglehold on top tier music releases.
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Among her many insights, she offers yet one more logical reason to shift the jail elsewhere and build affordable housing on the island instead.
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When we would be writing, and Alex would suggest something—he's a lot more stoic with his lyricism, and it's more logical and masculine.
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Does this mean he's a more logical MVP than James Harden or Westbrook, or that he's a better all-around player than LeBron James?
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In our positions, we have to take a more logical approach to it and, if you see trends, then you've got to address them.
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It's a more logical approach and is far less sacrilegious than Mario Run, Nintendo's paid game that also has a similar premium in-game currency.
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That would help when it came time to create a more logical set of new countries from the goulash of the late Austro-Hungarian empire.
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But in 2014, Rambis would have been a more logical organizational instructor for Triangle 101 and the historically (17-win season) turbulent ride that ensued.
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The point is, it would be less expensive and more logical to focus that taxpayer money on the actual health-care providers, not the insurers.
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Now an entry from Germany has reignited the debate as the Germans — true to form and on-brand — have offered a more logical solution: the bathroom.
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On its new system, Cadillac is looking to button up its approach to the in-car experience for a safer, less distracting, and more logical presentation.
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The more logical of the cases is Google Earth-themed, which changes your phone's wallpaper to a different landscape photo pulled from Google Earth each day.
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"He says the market needs to pull back a bit for a couple of days, then hopefully we get a slower, more logical rally," Cramer relayed.
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Along the way she counters the frequent British complaints about American English by showing, with wit, that neither version is better, more logical or more consistent.
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Seems legit The more logical fan theory on the Three-Eyed Raven's origins is that the first one was the savior northern legends call the Last Hero.
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"Putting somebody else in crisis mode and causing them to make quicker decisions, urgent decisions, rather than prolonged, more logical decisions can be very advantageous," Taffer explains.
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"From my perspective, the more logical thing to do is to eat foods that are good for us and that bacteria can utilize as well," Shanahan said.
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A more logical explanation is that an assassination attempt was carried out by some powerful actors outside the Kremlin — perhaps sanctioned in broad terms but not specifically.
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"We just would like to have women in the race, and we think it is more logical to have a dual team of women," Mr. Bruck said.
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To get them out, reduce regional tensions and keep the nuclear deal on track, working with the Iranians is a much more logical choice than bullying them.
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"I hope the new rules will encourage directors to make more logical love stories," Mr. Kapoor told The New York Times for an article about the kiss.
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NFL ratings are cratering and nobody seems to know exactly why, although shitty football would seem to be more logical than a shitty presidential candidate, but who knows?
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"The more logical conclusion is the one that Plaintiffs urge: Theuse of 'any kind whatever' was intended to ensure the broader meaning of the term 'emolument,'" Messitte wrote.
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A new API would certainly have been a more logical solution, if Apple truly believes that MDM is as inherently dangerous as it told the world in April.
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Let's make Series A terms more logical by moving to object-oriented capital The SEC appears to have taken very thoughtful action on two crypto projects to date.
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Smartwatches began to change that equation a couple of years back, granting users playback controls and some display information in much a more logical spot than your tricep.
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It's a powerful time for emotional release, and the moon in cool Aquarius helps us look at things from a more logical perspective during this fiery Leo season.
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We see this as possibly in part due to Huawei competitive intensity in China but we also believe the $699 price point is more logical in Apple's lineup.
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For starters, the president-elect is correct that more logical tax policies need to be pursued; our loophole-ridden corporate tax code encourages American companies to move abroad.
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More logical, I thought, was to put money into something that'd return gradually, avoiding crashes and still pocketing bitcoins that could be sold at the most opportune time.
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Why did they not look at the states as the more logical governmental entity, given that a state's decision to integrate would affect many more students and more quickly?
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And isn't it more logical that the creatures who can do ice magic built the Wall themselves, rather than the myth that it was built by humans and giants?
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This is not surprising given that government policy favours the building of new houses over the more logical option of refurbishing existing houses (tax is charged on the latter).
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"It's more logical for the Fed to raise rates in September because there is a seven-week window for the market to correct itself, if needed," Schwab's Frederick said.
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Better developer tools make things easier to build for Android, but if you're launching a new app, iOS is still the more logical choice, despite Android's dominant market share.
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The latest deal, the broad outlines of which were announced on Sunday, is an attempt to reshuffle the assets of the three listed companies into two more logical packages.
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It's much more logical to assume that NFL ratings, like all other TV ratings, are under pressure because audiences have many more choices -- Snapchat, Facebook, Clash of Clans, etc.
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The Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Hamilton, which was an unlikely marriage of early American history and hip-hop, is slated to enter a much more logical union with porn.
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There is a much more logical explanation for Cohen needing cash in that these investments were going south, and he needed funds to shore them up or face foreclosure.
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A widely heralded book when it was released in 2011, Kahneman examines the different types of human thinking — the faster, more emotionally driven side and the more logical one.
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As common myth goes, men's brains are better suited to math and science, they're better at navigating and driving, and they're more logical (while women are ruled by their emotions).
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What Petasense provides is the ability to predict when the machine is going to break down before it does, allowing the customer to schedule maintenance in a more logical way.
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Many other people, however, pointed to a more logical conclusion: the time Franco allegedly tried to pick up a 17-year-old girl by sliding into her DMs on Instagram.
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In any case, that just seems like a more logical move at this point than making him an enemy before you even give him a chance to be an ally.
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They could have simply scanned one of the museum's replica busts, and got lucky with some of the more fine details, but a more logical answer might come from 2008.
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Why would an investment in Aramco be more logical than one in a company that has a long history of being regulated in public markets, such as ExxonMobil or Shell?
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That being said, Louisiana State's Derrius Guice and Georgia's Sony Michel would have been far more logical picks than Penny, who doesn't profile as a star at the N.F.L. level.
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That means that the players who will fill out the starting lineups in February will most likely be more logical choices than if the selections were strictly left to fans.
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With that kind of audience, Facebook may prove to be the more logical destination for sports leagues and broadcasters to try and monetize live sports as consumers continue to ditch cable.
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The Moon enters Air sign Aquarius this evening, activating the communication sector of your chart, bringing news your way, and encouraging you to approach the world from a more logical perspective.
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Wouldn't it be easier and more logical for Islamic State fighters from Iraq or Syria to flee to central and southern Libya, eastern Yemen or the Sinai Peninsula, than to Kandahar?
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"In some ways it seems more logical now to have a gasoline reserve than a separate crude reserve," said David Thompson, executive vice president at energy-specialized commodities broker Powerhouse in Washington.
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That is a more logical next step, which would build on systems already in place, instead of creating yet another federal program when workers simply cannot afford such benefit promises in Washington.
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New York City was particularly chaotic and unplanned in its early days, after years of catering to developers and, at the same time, ignoring their requests for a more logical city plan.
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Finally, the consequences of Washington's failure to meet a target should be automatic tax and spending changes, a more logical and far less costly result than throwing the federal government into default.
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Granted, Google doesn't quite have the quality of third-party apps that Apple has (who does?), but I still see a more logical and obvious progression for Google than I do for Apple.
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Grosjean, who has stood on the podium in the past as a Renault and Lotus driver, said fighting for fourth was the more logical step — at least until the rules change in 2021.
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"I think that if you were to approach this without any prior knowledge ... Judge Moore would be the more logical 'Trumpian' candidate," said Steven Taylor, a political science professor at Troy University in Alabama.
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In 2015, GM was the first automaker to integrate Apple CarPlay and Android Auto across its entire product lineup, which was a massive step toward making a more logical system that customers found intuitive.
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If business is to thrive and new investment to be attracted in the uncertain world that this will create, a more logical move would be to reduce intervention, cut red tape and lower taxes.
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"What Cadillac is doing is making the product more competitive and giving it a more logical position within the expanding Caddy SUV lineup," he said after getting a first look at the 2020 XT5.
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There is over $2 trillion in so-called "unremitted earnings" in foreign countries, some of which, under a more logical system, would be brought back to the U.S. The second effect is more drastic.
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The snooze function had to be worked in around the existing gearing of a small alarm clock, and keeping the time period in single digits is said to have presented a more logical technical solution.
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Whether his wishes for a Belfort rematch are granted, or he gets a more logical first challenger in Romero, his title reign is already looking exciting enough to negate any need for interdivisional trash talk.
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So I'm sort of surprised by how well it has worked for us, especially given our differences in personality, where I'm more logical, step by step, and he's more creative—but it all flows well.
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A more logical suspect, said expert Nicholas Weaver of the International Computer Science Institute, was the NSA, which might have been displaced later by other countries' agencies or top-level hackers in 2012 and 2014.
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"Wouldn't it be more logical in terms of logistical support to get 21 pallets of water and 21 pallets of food, whatever you're going to give me, give me for a week's worth?" she said.
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The point is, Bailey was hired because her spirit and talents fit what Disney wants to do with Ariel in this live-action adaptation, made all the more logical because the actress is a skilled singer.
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But the US is also responsible for approximately one-third of the carbon dioxide that has been emitted, which makes the fact that the country is pledging a larger sum of money a bit more logical.
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That said, there is some significant interface house cleaning, like a reorganizing of the Start Menu and Apps list and Action and Notifications Center shift to a more logical position on the right side of the screen.
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The big Fujifilm advantages are in having a superior EVF, much more logical controls and better-sized buttons, and a body that's only slightly lighter, but feels dramatically smaller than Sony's due to its more symmetrical shape.
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Today's new moon in Gemini is activating the sector of your chart that rules your mind— it's time to start expressing yourself more clearly and thinking about the world in a more logical, and less hurried, way.
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Still, the steadier action and more logical interaction among various market segments indicates that investors no longer feel over-exposed to stocks, the crowd's expectations have been reset lower and the fundamentals are acceptable at current valuations.
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Basing the ruling on the 14th Amendment would have been more logical, but it would have required the justices boldly to repudiate decades of rulings that the amendment can be enforced only against actions by the states.
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But if you're only using the health care system when something's acutely wrong, a walk-in clinic might seem more logical — and it's certainly more affordable than the emergency room, which used to fill those after-hours needs.
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A more logical comparison is the Nintendo 3DS, the cherished glass-less stereoscopic 3D handheld which, I suspect, owes a significant chunk of its huge global sales total to the fact that its 3D effect is completely optional.
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Honestly, I think I would've been more interested in them if they were used in a more logical way than they were in this episode; they just didn't seem to fit with the rest of it at all.
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The stark contrast has American harm-reduction advocates and their counterparts across the pond touting the U.K.'s measured approach to vaping as more logical than the full-throttle panic in Washington and state capitals across the country.
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"If you were to assign [marijuana tax revenue] to something, it seems more logical to earmark it for health needs," said Maria Doulis, vice president of the nonpartisan Citizens Budget Commission, a good government group in New York.
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But some of these so-called tells seem like they could be a bit more logical, because they actually involve the pregnant person's belly, like, if a person's bump is low, people say it means they're having a boy.
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Chevron is the more logical owner of a natural-gas producer like Anadarko, and could afford to raise its bid by about $9 a share, Biraj Borkhataria, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, wrote in a note to clients.
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The network is shrewdly using recognizable titles to get CBS All Access off the ground, although on a pay-to-view basis, the more logical lab rat for its potential will likely be "Star Trek: Discovery," whose launch was previously delayed.
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But you do the math: there are few combinations more logical and lyrical than a TV show about sex parties and a guy who was found sizzled to death in a vat of acid, and an Ohio-based medical supply company.
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As the founder of an investment firm built on a belief in efficient markets, Mr. Booth may be a more logical candidate to have his name on the economics department while Mr. Griffin's might make more sense on the business school.
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And there were other clubs in the area that we played where the stage was higher or set in a more logical place, but I suppose they didn't end up having the same down-home atmosphere as the Pony had.
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Which brings us to his next option... Neil Magny While Cowboy currently holds the number eight position in the UFC welterweight rankings, Magny currently holds the number five spot, which makes him a more logical next step for the number-one ranked Thompson.
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That is a more logical extension of the Speaker's responsibility to maintain order and decorum in the Chamber and one that is not likely to be deadlocked, as the bipartisan Ethics Committee likely would be in any partisan-engineered shutdown of floor business.
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"It's a predictable attempt to maximize the number of people that they ban under this order even when the more logical and humane approach would be to not take away visas that, but for the stamp, were practically already issued," Mr. Jadwat said.
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The anti-Semitism of the alt-right, the newest manifestation of bigotry that combines age-old hatred with internet-era technological savvy, biting wit and a self-conscious sense of irony, shows no more logical consistency than the anti-Semitism of the past.
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It seems far more logical for a biotech product like clean meat—which is called so primarily because of its food safety benefits — to be at least partially regulated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), so why would cattlemen want USDA in total control?
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Because a rational conversation about the need to build infrastructure in West Africa to stanch the disease was therefore not possible, the American conversation, when it finally showed up so late in the game, sowed fear and forestalled a more logical and helpful response.
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I went hoping to speak with the women directly, giving women like Ebru the chance to say what she told me on Skype: They really believed in something that seemed far more logical than the song and dance cable TV show they were subjected to.
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What could be more logical than taxpayers' patriotic plea that their federal, state and municipal governments consider removing, from public property, tributes to traitors loyal to the Confederate States of America who took up arms against the United States to perpetuate the institution of slavery?
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Watches are as much about form as they are function, and it seems more logical to start with the better design and add smart technology than the other way around, but as with most watch-related things, your own personal taste is the most important deciding factor.
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If it sounds obvious that potentially unsafe ingredients shouldn't be in the products you're putting on your face every day, then you're more logical than the U.S. government, which has only banned or partially restricted 30 of them (compared to the European Union's ban on approximately 1,400).
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One of the more logical choices, at this point, seems to be Brazil's Jussier "Formiga" Da Silva who, though riding a loss, has merit as a title challenger on the basis of his being one of the few top flyweights Mighty Mouse has not yet defeated.
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"Rod Rosenstein as we all know definitely worked to undermine the Trump administration, which is oddly exactly what his sister is doing by undermining the more logical and calm message the president's team has issued on the virus," charged conservative pundit Wayne Dupree in a Wednesday blog post.
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Read MoreHelicopter money, but in a more logical form Read MoreECB cuts rates to new low and expands QE Read MoreCriminals' 'currency of choice' for chop The ECB unleashed the fresh stimulus to combat risks ranging from the China-led slowdown in emerging market economies to the slump in the price of oil.
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The overall approach seems a lot more logical and reasonable to me now than it did when I opened up the first season of Bookbinders without any idea of what I was looking at and tried to read it like a novel — but I also haven't been able to read most of Serial Box's serials all in one go.
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Sexually graphic scenes, deemed "immoral", often end up on the cutting-room floor, as do references to local political parties, explorations of the Lebanese civil war, or anything with a connection to Israel (a more logical boycott given that the two countries have officially been at war since 22017, with periodic outbreaks of fighting since then).
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Hitting theaters in advance of its more logical home on Netflix, this handsome movie captures the pageantry of the Vatican, and bores into the philosophical issues separating these two pontiffs: Benedict, an stern traditionalist, among those who allowed the Catholic Church's child-molestation crisis to fester; and Francis, a more worldly reformer, convinced the church must adapt to modern realities.
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While new franchises feel few and far between, The Last of Us was an instant critical and commercial hit, so of course it gets a sequel, announced today as 'The Last of Us Part II' instead of the far more logical 'The Second Last of Us.' When we last saw Joel and Ellie, at the end of their exhausting journey, their relationship was in uncertain terms and that still seems to be the case.
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