The term "double logic" is not commonly used in written English.
It is not grammatically incorrect, but it is not a widely recognized term or phrase. If you do choose to use it, it could potentially refer to a logical fallacy where someone uses two different and contradictory arguments to support their belief. For example: "The politician's statement was full of double logic, as he claimed to support small government while also advocating for increased government spending."
That kind of double logic has been present on Morris's stage from the beginning.
"Knight of Cups" is Rick's act of remembering, and it follows the strange double logic of memory — the triggering efforts of willful thought and the free-flowing associations of the unconscious mind.
In addressing our culture's contradictory imperatives for immediacy and hypermediacy, the film enacts what we understand as a double logic of "re-mediation". Our culture wants both to multiply its media and to erase all traces of mediation: it wants to erase its media in the very act of multiplying technologies of mediation.
It is nevertheless made of particular enterprises, which unlike the others, are subject to a double logic, without the benefit as it should, or incentives (tax, VAT, access to the PSP), or subsidies.
Then the service management process with double logics is described to illuminate how MSLEE works.
Such nanomagnets, with dimensions of ∼100 nm × 100 nm, double the logic density of conventional two-state nanomagnetic devices by encoding more information (four binary bits: "00", "11", "10", "01") per nanomagnet and can be used in memory and logic devices as well as in higher order information processing applications.
The essay shows how this double temporal logic operates within William Gibson's electronic poem Agrippa.
But hand-wringing about the state of the audience has become such a staple of Oscar-season discourse that its peculiar double-edged logic deserves some unpacking.
The optimal algorithm for maximizing the more general class of non-monotone submodular functions was introduced by Buchbinder et al. and follows a strongly serial double-greedy logic and program analysis.
Furthermore, using fluoride and HSO4− anions as two chemical inputs and absorption or fluorescence as output, compound DPP-4 was demonstrated to be a parallel double-INH logic gate in acetonitrile solution.
The reactive capability limits of DGs in unbalanced three-phase distribution networks are also considered by using the bus type double switching logics.
