shared logic

noun

1. computing the sharing of a central processing unit and associated software among several terminals

Example Sentences

“There was a spark, and he affirmed for us a shared logic about how to approach a renovation,” Jessica says of Frank.

From Los Angeles Times

“But to manage it, it will require a true shared logic. We have to break from any hegemonic logic and accept plurality. At this stage we have no guarantee of that,” Faure added.

From Reuters

Their shared logic is that these circumstances are difficult, unlike anything teams have dealt with before.

From Washington Post

And that shared logic is how it came to be, Tuesday at Rio Olympic Arena, that the final day of Olympic gymnastics competition produced two victors in women’s floor exercise: Biles, 19, who claimed a fourth gold medal to go with the bronze she’d earned on balance beam the day before, and Raisman, 22, whose silver represented first-place in gymnastics’ non-Biles division, bringing her medal haul to three.

From Washington Post

After that appeal to shared logic, Mr Booker addresses conservative emotions.

From Economist