Sentence examples for an equivalent logic from inspiring English sources

(b) presents an equivalent logic tree representation of the basic BBN in (a).

Since '∃x:B x)[S x)]' and '∃x[B x) & S x)]' are logically equivalent, logic provides no reason for preferring the latter regimentation of the English sentence.

It is said to be a model of a logic L if for every X ∈ B, < A, X > is a matrix model of L. A logic system L = < L, ⊢L > straightforwardly provides us with an equivalent abstract logic < FmL, C⊢L > and an equivalent generalized matrix < FmL, Th L) >, where Th L) is the set of C⊢L-closed sets of formulas (i.e. the L-theories).

In this model, pathways are converted to an equivalent BN logic gate.

Its total die size is about 3×3 mm2, having 256,000 equivalent logic gates.

The most remarkable features of this FGPA are 6912 CLBs or 62208 equivalent logic cells (1 Logic Cell = 4-input LUT and a D flip-flop), 96 × 18 Kb embedded RAM blocks and 520 Kb of Distributed RAM, 96 dedicated 18-bit multipliers and a Speed Grade of -5.

If we take Ξ to be then we have an equivalent characterization of adaptive logics with the minimal abnormality strategy and the set of abnormalities Ω (Van De Putte (2013)).

Another has been to simply provide an equivalent formulation of the problem in first-order logic and let a classical theorem prover handle it.

ϕ 1⇔ ϕ 2 (equivalence): logic proposition ϕ 1 is true equivalent to logic proposition ϕ 2 is true.

The results show that the hybrid storage system which applied fuzzy logic control has more flat battery charging/discharging current than an equivalent filtration control method.

In this paper, an equivalent mathematical closed loop model of a multivariable nonlinear control system based on fuzzy logic theory is developed.