The quantity-logic-quality phenomena involving a non-convex mixed-integer nonlinear problem is decomposed into a two-stage stochastic programming model with complete recourse considering, in a first stage, quantity and logic variables in a mixed-integer linear model and, in a second stage, quantity and quality variables in a nonlinear programming formulation.
Since dynamic rules are defined in terms of fuzzy quantities, the logic of the dynamics can be prescribed without precise numerical values.
[Charles S. Peirce, 'The Logic of Quantity' (1893: 7.127)] "[We must distinguish between the category of Natural Frontiers and] the category of Artificial Frontiers, by which are meant those boundary lines which, not being dependent upon natural features of the earth's surface for their selection, have been artificially or arbitrarily created by man".
We have already seen that on the question of the status of the category of quantity, then at the border of logic and physics, Albert followed Ockham and distanced himself from Buridan by reducing quantity to a disposition of substance or quality.
However, although practical in theory, these schemes become impossible to implement in a microarchitecture, as the complexity of the required control logic would consume large quantities of resources and the design would fail to achieve an adequate clock frequency.
Quantification, in logic, the attachment of signs of quantity to the predicate or subject of a proposition.
Moreover, their economical use of resources would offer little advantage as the limiting factor tends to be the quantity of memory and not the quantity of logic consumed.
In this context, the study of [10] presents a method where virtual sensors infer approximation values using fuzzy logic rules with the assumption that physical quantities sensed by neighbor sensors are related.
The race is a testament to quantity over quality, style over substance, and wishful thinking over logic (ascending tricolon intended ).
Mood, in logic, the classification of categorical syllogisms according to the quantity (universal or particular) and quality (affirmative or negative) of their constituent propositions.
Leibniz's reflections on epistemological matters do not rival his reflections on logic, metaphysics, divine justice, and natural philosophy in terms of quantity.
