This applies to the logical functioning of a targeted computer system, which is affected directly by a cyber weapon, and to the second-order effects of cyber weaponry, such as financial loss or reputational damage to a company subject caused by a cyber attack.
Figure 3 shows the logical functions of an item in two common programming languages: the one on the left is more graphically oriented and is called "function block diagram" (FBD); the other, on the right, is more textual and referred to as "statement list"(STL).
Contrary to Ockham's concept of sign, it is not the logical function of referring to a significatum that stands in the foreground, but rather the sign's relation to a cognitive power.
The system failure event is defined as a logical function of multiple component events representing failure modes, locations or time points.
Isn't that a logical function of the market as well?
As catalysis does not depend on direct substrate binding, a logical function of the motif may be to shield the active site from water that is not required for catalysis, thus allowing O2 and substrate to react.
As such they cannot model an arbitrary logical function of input variables (one of the many simplifications of the model).
Considering again the logical function of ErbB13, each summand (AND term) is represented as a hyperedge pointing into ErbB13 in the hypergraph: the first hyperedge connects the start nodes EGF, ErbB1, ErbB3, and ErbB2 with the end node ErbB13; the second hyperedge connects the start nodes NRG1, ErbB1, ErbB3, and ErbB2 with ErbB13.
By dint of a little logical ingenuity, we then construct some logical function of less hypothetical entities which has the requisite properties.
There was only a little literal intergenerational baton-passing, an almost official and certainly logical function of this show.
