In general, the pieces that stand out are those that operate most logically and cogently on a miniature scale.
But petty criminals logically operate where tourists hang out, that is, in the most attractive and lively parts of the city, such as the Plaza Mayor, the Plaza de Santa Ana, the Plaza de Espana, the area around the Prado Museum and the Retiro Park.
While we forbear to try to explain the propensity of agents at all levels from cells to civilizations to form and operate networks of logically synchronized symbol-handling agents, we point to this propensity as an overlooked cosmic order, an order structured by the unpredictability ensuing from the proof.
But politics does not always work logically.
"The legal fiction that the cessation of citizenship occurs by operation of the statute conceals administrative decision making that must logically occur for the bill to operate," he writes.
While the three designs are logically equivalent, each design requires different assumptions to operate correctly.
There's not much shape to the front seats, but all the controls are logically arrayed — including 14 switches or knobs to operate the navigation and sound systems, and 10 buttons integrated into the steering wheel.
With about 12 million members, Kaiser Permanente is arguably the largest, and some operate as a non-profit because the fiscal benefits should logically accrue to member companies and not the entity itself.
The other viewpoint is that the posted speed limit logically influences operating speeds, and should therefore be included in speed prediction models.
One question that logically arises from studies of transition state conformation is whether all enzymes within a family operate with the same conformational itinerary?
The Multirate PALS ("physically asynchronous, logically synchronous") methodology has been proposed to reduce the design and verification of a DCPS to the much simpler task of designing and verifying its underlying synchronous version, where components may operate with different periods.
