Preposition: of

• capitalism: Postmodernism, or, The Cultural Logic of Late Capitalism.

Converse of object

• defy: This not only defies the logic of what we are taught about spirits in Church, it defies common sense.

• warp: An intensity that completely warps normal logic and decision making.

• apply: Forces the control to apply layout logic to all its child controls.

• understand: I can understand the logic to what you say.

Adjective modifier

• fuzzy: They use fuzzy logic to compute distances between features.

• modal: In this paper, we present a new massively parallel model for modal logic.

• propositional: Propositional Logic Define a data type to represent formulae of propositional logic.

• temporal: Temporal logics are useful in specifying systems that change over time.

• predicate: However many statements cannot be modeled using predicate logic.

• intuitionistic: In Chapter 3, MJ is extended to a calculus for an intuitionistic modal logic ( due to Curry ) called Lax Logic.

Modifies a noun

• puzzle: These popular logic puzzles from Japan are taking.. .

• programming: All of the logic programming topics covered in LPA are needed.

• analyzer: This can be seen on the logic analyzer picture in Fig.

• gate: You'll have to explain logic gates to me where there's more time below.

• circuit: When several devices are connected in series in a logic circuit these switching times become additive.

• analyzer: Familiarity with debug tools such as oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and in-circuit emulators.

Noun used with modifier

• first-order: Formal description of program structure and semantics in first-order logic.

• higher-order: Higher-order logic is now one of the standard formalisms used for verifying digital designs.

• predicate: General remarks Informally, a prolog program is a collection of statements, in first-order predicate logic.