ternary logic
ternary logic noun: a system of mathematical logic in which there are three truth values.
Noun
ternary logic (usually uncountable, plural ternary logics)
- A system of mathematical logic in which there are three truth values.
Forms of ternary logic
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Questions about ternary logic
- What does ternary logic mean?
- Ternary logic means a system of mathematical logic in which there are three truth values.
- What part of speech is ternary logic?
- Ternary logic is a noun.
- What is the plural of ternary logic?
- The plural of ternary logic is ternary logics.
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