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Logical conjunction (usual symbol and) is a logical operator that results in true if both of the operands are true.
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narrows a search, specifying that both search terms must be found in the record, though not necessarily in the same section.
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scanners for design rules lower in dimension that the
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Ångstrom, a unit of length equal to 10 -8 cm. X-ray wavelengths geneally range from O(1) to O(100) Å. The equivalent unit of photon energy is [keV], where 1 eV = 1.609 10 -12 ergs, and [Å]=12.3985/[keV].
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A Boolean operator that narrows a search by requiring all search terms be present in the results retrieved because of the search. For example, hot and cold would only retrieve information where both "hot" and "cold" appear. See also operators.
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Narrows the search. "North Carolina and Geography" will find items about the geography of North Carolina. The computer will search for documents that have BOTH of those keywords.
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Refers to a logical condition that describes two statements which are both true.
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Boolean operator that will narrow a search. See Boolean searching.
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Used to create the name of a family. An example is "André and Hélène". In French, the keyword value would be "{0} et {1}" to produce "André et Hélène".
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Abbreviations for "Color Temperature Blue" (and) "Orange" respectively. The color correction gels used to convert the color temp from tungsten to daylight (BLUE) and from daylight to tungsten (ORANGE).
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Half of a quick count (half of a beat).
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logical or boolean operator that creates the intersection set
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a flash memory architecture that uses Fowler Nordheim tunneling to achieve low power programming.
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a connector used in searching a database which indicates that for two statements/rules/criteria only records matching both should be selected
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I use these in two slightly different ways. For example, “A>B” can mean that an individual voter or a specific set of voters ranks A above B, and it can also mean that A has a pairwise victory over B. “A=B” can signify an equal ranking of A and B, or a pairwise tie between A and B. The meaning will be made clear by the context.
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The Third Grand Division in the creation, comprising of Trikuti and Sahansdal Kanwal, where subtle matter in the form of emotions and thoughts predominates and the spirit cannot but make use of them; a materio-spiritual region.
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do not rely heavily on the loose connectives and, and so, and and then. They produce flabby sentences which force readers to guess the relation between clauses:
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The Boolean operator used to narrow a search by specifying that the words or phrases connected by AND be present in the retrieved results.
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between two terms indicates that both terms must be present in the article or citation entry to be included in the search set.
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against the prevailing generality of discourse (civilization)” (Mulhern 77).
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gates outputs a 1 only if both its inputs were 1s.
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A fundamental logical operator that retains only the elements that two sets of data have in common.
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asks the computer to look for two different concepts. For example, the way to write a search for the topic "Women in the military" would be women AND military.
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searches for both terms anywhere in the same record (in the title and subject fields):
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