This move to a resource-sensitive logic can be obtained without sacrificing expressivity: the unary modalities '!','?' allow one to reintroduce Contraction/Weakening in a controlled form and thus to recover classical logic from within the linear setting.
After recognizing this issue, we added context-sensitive logic to clearly flag a reportable isolate preceded by "No" or "Not" as a potential false-positive.
Thus, layered genetic circuits that are capable of sensing and providing location-sensitive Boolean logic operations are still useful in programming cellular behaviour.
He suggested that the Russians, while still fundamentally opposed to coexistence with the West and bent on worldwide extension of the Soviet system, were acutely sensitive to the logic of military force and would temporize or retreat in the face of skillful and determined Western opposition to their expansion.
But with late Nyāya Schayer's argument form of UI and MP misleads for yet another reason, namely, failing to be sufficiently sensitive to the logic of occurrence and non-occurrence of properties at a location, or qualifying a property-bearer, as Staal (1973) and others have brought out.
However, the post-oil housing production process has rarely been context-sensitive while following market logic.
However, SRAM-FPGA based systems, including memories and logics, are sensitive to the radiation in space environments, so they are not reliable enough for spatial applications without any protection.
"Clueless people are very sensitive to being criticized, so logic and reason won't work by themselves," Dr. Hoover said.
Therefore, it offers a cost-effective, highly sensitive and selective fluorescent AND logic gate platform for label-free bioanalysis.
Another Goodmanian lesson is that inductive logic must be sensitive to the meanings of predicates, strongly suggesting that a purely syntactic approach such as Carnap's is doomed.
(The finer the hair that causes the rat to withdraw its paw, the logic goes, the more sensitive it is to pain).
