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For (measuring system, measured system), a combined input logical state of (zero, zero) is left unaffected with the output logical state (zero, zero), while a combined input logical state of (zero, one) becomes the output logical state (one, one).

The reactions to the same signals may vary according to the system state, which includes the state of the hardware and the logical state of the programmed protocol.

All communication must be encrypted and authenticated so that an eavesdropper may not be able to extract the logical state of the network.

In general, the Markov chains defined in these models track the logical state of the wireless protocols (e.g., the retransmission index of the packet being transmitted, the number of packets in the buffer and the backoff counter) as well as environmental variables (e.g., the channel state).

Area 1 state logical false (AD likely below average population), area 2 state logical Quasi-true (AD likely than average population); area 3 state logical Quasi-false (normal below average population); area 4 state logical true (normal above average population); area 5 logical state of uncertainty (not used in the study area).

Evaluation of the model predictive power was achieved by comparing changes in the logical state of gene nodes with transcriptome data.

The two logical states of a qubit, |0L〉 and |1L〉, reside in a degenerate subspace of total spin S=1/2 states.

Propagating the logical states of all input nodes according to the logical functions, we can compute the states of the receptor dimers and of Grb2 (see Table  1).

Nodes can assume one of two logical states, on (1) and off (0); a gene can be expressed (1) or not (0) (or, in a more specialized case, be upregulated (1) or expressed at a basal level (0)), a protein can be active (1) or not (0), a metabolite can be available (1) or not (0).

For physical representations of logical states it is essential that the physical system cannot jump from one logical state to another.

Starting by representing logical operations as abstract maps defined from one set of discrete logical states to another set, Landauer argued that a physical system that was designed to implement the logical operation must have physical states to correspond to the logical states.