Aggregating low-speed WAN links into a higher-speed logical link promises to improve data-transfer rates to collaborating communities of wireless mobile multihomed devices.
Of course, if regime change – and not WMD – was the main aim, the steady speed becomes logical.
The global slowing that is consistently demonstrated by PD patients suggests that measures of cognitive or motor speed are logical methods for obtaining quantitative measurements of PD severity.
In 32-bit mode, the iVAG architecture runs at half the speed from a logical perspective.
We don't have time here to get everyone up to speed on the logic of rhetoric and more importantly logical fallacies, but they're worth understanding.
After 1942, Turing learnt that electronic components offered the speed, storage capacity and logical functions required to be effective as 'tapes' and instruction tables.
In this way, they identified seven classes of damage and the same number of speed ranges, with a logical scheme similar to the Mercalli scale formulation for the earthquakes intensity.
According to the Los Angeles Times, even children who saw the film felt it was strange that it took place on a ship "not capable of going more than a few knots per hour [sic]", and claimed that Speed was "much more logical".
For example, if improved executive functioning were independently associated with improved gait speed, it would be logical to incorporate cognitive training that focused specifically on executive functioning rather than other domains of cognition such as memory.
Professor Carter said the judge's idea sounded logical and might speed the pace of a trial.
