'logical partition' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the division of a computer's hard drive into separate sections that can be used to store different types of data. For example, "We used logical partitioning to divide our hard drive into three sections - one for applications, one for documents and one for system files."
VLAN is built on LAN switches, it divides LAN equipment from the logical partition (not physically) into several segments (smaller LAN), to realize data communication of internal virtual work group.
Figure 2 summarizes the enhanced entity relationship (EER) between different tables of the database, and the logical partition specifies the type of data represented in the table.
You will need to shrink the logical partition in order to create a new partition in the unallocated space.
If you already have three primary partitions on your drive, and you have a logical partition to the right of the unallocated space, you won't be able to create a partition from that unallocated space.
You will need to shrink the logical partition in order to create a new partition in the unallocated space. of the unallocated space, you won't be able to create a partition from that unallocated space.
VLANs consist of logical partitions of a single underlying network.
Another common problem in the SPM domain is the logical partitioning of address spaces to reduce the number of SPM fills [15 17].
In order to support the access of these logical partitions, which are in turn based on the granularity of the PPUs being scaled, different mappings of these logical partitions into a varying number of physical block-ram banks must be implemented.
These dual-buses are each independently connected to two physically separate Memory Partitions A and B that contain two vertically segregated logical partitions of the search-window memory space (Fig. 12).
According to VNF, WNV creates logical partitions of some existent physical wireless network functions and resources in an efficient manner and allows network configuration to be tailored for different scenarios and applications [2 6].
Logical partitions in NFV is also known as resource slicing, which divides the network into slices made of different resources and capacities so as to offer differentiated services for heterogeneous use cases and enable creation of customized services with fine control features of QoS [7, 8, 12, 13].
