Thus, a net with a stuck-at-0 fault will always have a logic value 0, irrespective of the correct logic output of the gate (gene) driving the net.
The two sides have adopted different strategies for sequencing the genome and have produced results that are quite complementary, meaning that there was always a underlying logic to combining their efforts.
Technocapitalism has always been driven by a logic of displacement: of technology as a means of removing the middleman between suppliers and their customers, and of removing labor as a mediating presence between corporations and their profits.
Does he see any logic in United's transfer policy, which now has Van Gaal juggling the attacking talents of Radamel Falcao, Robin van Persie, Wayne Rooney, Ángel di María, Adnan Januzaj and Juan Mata? "There should be a logic always, but the big problem is to manage all these players.
I couldn't begin to imagine where some of that had come from because it didn't always appear to have a logic, and yet it appeared to me to have its own innate logic.' That element of the unconscious crops up repeatedly in our conversation.
For propositional logics it is always a natural question whether a logic is decidable, i.e., whether its set of tautologies is recursive, and if it is, whether it is in co-NP (its complement being non-neterministically computable in polynomial time).
Designers should always separate combinational logic and sequential logic.
But it is also true that the little pieces of history move around at a tremendous speed, settling with a not-always-clear logic, and rarely settling for long.
The luck of the Irish will always trump logic While the rest of us start counting our pennies and hoping for the best, Ryan Magee, a 27-year-old IT worker from Londonderry, ended last week £6.4m better off.
As always, while logic suggests the potential for health insurance programs to generate benefits at low cost, it does not guarantee that in practice the benefits will be large and the cost low.
