Definition of logical operation in English:

logical operation

noun

1An operation of the kind used in logic, e.g. conjunction or negation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The disclosure of the nothing is not achieved by performing the logical operation of negation on the world as a whole as thus revealed.
- Be that as it may, I'll just give an idea how an intuitionist's understanding of the elementary logical operations transforms the classical rules governing their use.
- Recursion is just a basic logical operation, which you can find not just in human language but in computer programs and mathematical notation.
1. 1.1Computing An operation that acts on binary numbers to produce a result according to the laws of Boolean logic (e.g. the AND, OR, and NOT functions).
  Example sentencesExamples
  Going beyond the NOT gate to other logical operations calls for just a little more complexity.
  The arithmetic operations can be replaced by logical operations, which are performed using Boolean algebra.
  I went to Radio Shack, bought about 20 relays, and spent the next few months building increasingly complex logical operations, including little adders that could calculate the sums of binary numbers.
  At the time, they had only just invented the term cybernetics, which they used to refer to the connection of logical operations that could get a transistor to perform.
  It used only simple logical operations on small groups of bits and could be implemented fairly efficiently in the mid-1970s hardware of the time.

Definition of logical operation in US English:

logical operation

noun

1An operation of the kind used in logic, e.g. conjunction or negation.
Example sentencesExamples
- Be that as it may, I'll just give an idea how an intuitionist's understanding of the elementary logical operations transforms the classical rules governing their use.
- The disclosure of the nothing is not achieved by performing the logical operation of negation on the world as a whole as thus revealed.
- Recursion is just a basic logical operation, which you can find not just in human language but in computer programs and mathematical notation.
1. 1.1Computing An operation that acts on binary numbers to produce a result according to the laws of Boolean logic (e.g. the AND, OR, and NOT functions).
  Example sentencesExamples
  The arithmetic operations can be replaced by logical operations, which are performed using Boolean algebra.
  Going beyond the NOT gate to other logical operations calls for just a little more complexity.
  I went to Radio Shack, bought about 20 relays, and spent the next few months building increasingly complex logical operations, including little adders that could calculate the sums of binary numbers.
  It used only simple logical operations on small groups of bits and could be implemented fairly efficiently in the mid-1970s hardware of the time.
  At the time, they had only just invented the term cybernetics, which they used to refer to the connection of logical operations that could get a transistor to perform.

单词	logical operation
释义	Definition of logical operation in English: logical operation noun 1An operation of the kind used in logic, e.g. conjunction or negation. Example sentencesExamples The disclosure of the nothing is not achieved by performing the logical operation of negation on the world as a whole as thus revealed. Be that as it may, I'll just give an idea how an intuitionist's understanding of the elementary logical operations transforms the classical rules governing their use. Recursion is just a basic logical operation, which you can find not just in human language but in computer programs and mathematical notation. 1.1Computing An operation that acts on binary numbers to produce a result according to the laws of Boolean logic (e.g. the AND, OR, and NOT functions). Example sentencesExamples Going beyond the NOT gate to other logical operations calls for just a little more complexity. The arithmetic operations can be replaced by logical operations, which are performed using Boolean algebra. I went to Radio Shack, bought about 20 relays, and spent the next few months building increasingly complex logical operations, including little adders that could calculate the sums of binary numbers. At the time, they had only just invented the term cybernetics, which they used to refer to the connection of logical operations that could get a transistor to perform. It used only simple logical operations on small groups of bits and could be implemented fairly efficiently in the mid-1970s hardware of the time. Definition of logical operation in US English: logical operation noun 1An operation of the kind used in logic, e.g. conjunction or negation. Example sentencesExamples Be that as it may, I'll just give an idea how an intuitionist's understanding of the elementary logical operations transforms the classical rules governing their use. The disclosure of the nothing is not achieved by performing the logical operation of negation on the world as a whole as thus revealed. Recursion is just a basic logical operation, which you can find not just in human language but in computer programs and mathematical notation. 1.1Computing An operation that acts on binary numbers to produce a result according to the laws of Boolean logic (e.g. the AND, OR, and NOT functions). Example sentencesExamples The arithmetic operations can be replaced by logical operations, which are performed using Boolean algebra. Going beyond the NOT gate to other logical operations calls for just a little more complexity. I went to Radio Shack, bought about 20 relays, and spent the next few months building increasingly complex logical operations, including little adders that could calculate the sums of binary numbers. It used only simple logical operations on small groups of bits and could be implemented fairly efficiently in the mid-1970s hardware of the time. At the time, they had only just invented the term cybernetics, which they used to refer to the connection of logical operations that could get a transistor to perform.
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