logic; the science of the laws and forms of thought

To patrol a specific area or route to check for security or maintain order, used for police, military, or security guards

A group of military or police personnel assigned to carry out a patrol; patrol force

patrol car; police cruiser

the mental activity of reflecting the essence of things through abstract concepts, judgments, and reasoning according to fixed rules

The quality of being consistent with the laws of objective things or the laws of human thought; logical coherence.

Small naval vessel equipped with light weapons like small-caliber guns and machine guns, used for coastal or harbor patrol and anti-smuggling operations

logic; the science of the forms and laws of thought, used to distinguish correct from incorrect reasoning

A branch of logic that studies the forms of thought, such as concepts, judgments, and reasoning, and the laws of thought like the law of identity and the law of contradiction.

A branch of mathematics that uses symbols and mathematical methods to study logic; also called [[符号逻辑|符號邏輯|fu2 hao4 luo2 ji5]].

an operation where the inputs and results are single digits, such as Boolean operations, comparisons, or shifts; bitwise shifts

symbolic logic; a branch of mathematics and logic that uses symbols and mathematical methods to represent formal logic

to be illogical; describing an argument or reasoning that is flawed or inconsistent with logic

Siam, the former name for Thailand

A form of logic used in computing where values can be any number between 0 and 1 rather than just true or false

Qarluq or Karluk nomadic tribe, a Turkic ethnic minority in Central Asia during ancient times

A branch of logic dealing with terms and categories; specifically the traditional Aristotelian system of logic.

patrol vessel or cutter; a boat used for patrolling a specific area

patrolman or guard responsible for patrolling and monitoring an area

(loanword) the philosophical and theological concept of reason, logic, or the word of God

The subject of a sentence based on its meaning rather than its grammar; the person or thing performing the action.

logical files; logical data files

a piece of malicious code intentionally inserted into a software system that will set off a malicious function when specified conditions are met

The use of vocal emphasis on a specific word or phrase in a sentence to highlight its importance or to clarify intended meaning; also known as logical accent.

logical link control; the upper sublayer of the data link layer in networking

logical error; a mistake in reasoning or an error in logic

(literary) cavalry on patrol or guard duty

A branch of formal logic that uses quantifiers such as "all" or "some" to specify the extent to which a property applies to a group of individuals

to search for and seize goods or people; to plunder; dialectal use for capturing or looting