Sentence examples for dual logic from inspiring English sources

A similar dual logic — both humanitarian and Keynesian — informed the programs that aided the poor and unemployed, such as Medicaid and food stamps.

Based on the experience of MEDESS-4MS, an integrated operational model for oil spill Decision Support System covering the whole Mediterranean Sea, the case study is aimed at the development of a framework for user engagement and for the management of its dual logic.

This article uses the interlocking directorate networks of Chinese listed companies as an exemplar to investigate the dual logic, i.e., economic and institutional, behind the construction of China's interfirm networks.

In vitro, signs of this dual logic can be witnessed by an increase of thermal stability of proteins by deleting flexible loops that would serve to initiate unfolding [13], but also by fusing disordered terminal appendages, which ablate irreversible aggregation [34], [35].

Analogously, strong negation may be added to positive dual intuitionistic logic to obtain a system with a connexive co-implication, and to bi-intuitionistic logic to obtain a system with both a connexive implication and a connexive co-implications, see Wansing 2008.

In this article, we present a custom execution tool to automatically realize a dual rail logic.

The final control structure, in a form of a dual fuzzy logic controller, is arrived at in two stages.

The recently proposed Dual Mode Logic (DML) family provides a novel approach to provide this capability by introducing two configurable operating modes, static and dynamic, that enable fine-grained control of the power-performance tradeoff of a logic path.

The Dual Model Logic (DML) family, which was recently introduced by our group for sub-threshold operation, provides an alternative design methodology to the existing low power digital design techniques.

Experiment 1 n = 32, Experiment 2 n = 30, Experiment 3 n = 24 * p <.05 Are the relative reward assignments causing participants to allocate their attention to one task at the expense of the other, as dual-task logic assumes, or are participants simply trying harder in the higher-reward task because of the absolute amount of reward in that task?

TFA is an extension of Dual Light Affine Logic (DLAL).