"working logic" is a usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is rational or logical. For example, "He presented his case with working logic and I was convinced."
In the next Section, the RSES algorithm is presented which follows with a numerical example to illustrate the working logic of the new adaptive method, the RSES.
A numerical example is used to illustrate the working logic of the RSES method in comparison with its traditional counterpart (the SES method).
In Snake, we shift the vast majority of the OSN working logic onto the client, preserving usability and scalability in group communications, requiring a simple stateless interface with the storage provider, while retaining acceptable timings on desktop and mobile platforms alike.
In the paper, after discussing the structure of the annual cost function and describing the working logic of the layout generating algorithm, a case study is described to demonstrate the effectiveness of the proposed methodology.
The observed patterns can be related to the working logics of the different type of media as well as to the characteristics of the different concepts studied.
Today Whitehead's ideas continue to be felt in varying degrees in all four of the main areas in which he worked: logic and mathematics, the philosophy of science, the philosophy of education and metaphysics.
It was astonishingly brief for such an ambitious piece of work; logic sequences that could have been elaborated over many pages were often severely compressed.
A former professor of philosophy at Baruch College in New York, Dr. Kahane published his best-known work, "Logic and Contemporary Rhetoric: The Use of Reason in Everyday Life" (Wadsworth Publishing Company), in 1971.
As shown in Figure 2, these three steps are described by corresponding sections in the task: initialization logic, work logic and finalization logic.
And Mr. Araki works the logic both ways.
I worked with Logic on this new album, who's a rapper, and he's super tight with his timing.
