logistic
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ləˈdʒɪstɪk/
logistic means: Relating to organizing the movement and supply of people, goods, or equipment.
adjective
Relating to organizing the movement and supply of people, goods, or equipment.
- The team needs logistic support.
- Bad roads created serious logistic problems.
- Careful logistic planning kept the supplies moving.
Relating to a mathematical rule whose graph often forms an S-shaped curve.
- The data follow a logistic curve.
- She used logistic regression to estimate the probability.
- A logistic model describes growth that slows near a limit.
Relating to the use of symbols and rules to study whether arguments are correct.
- The philosopher described a logistic system.
- They used logistic methods to examine the argument.
- The paper compares two forms of logistic calculus.
noun
A mathematical function, or its graph, often showing growth that slows and approaches a limit.
- The graph shows a logistic.
- We fitted a logistic to the population data.
- A generalized logistic allows more flexible growth models.
Questions about logistic
What does logistic mean?
Relating to organizing the movement and supply of people, goods, or equipment.
What is logistic in other languages?
Türkçe: lojistik · Español: logístico · Français: logistique · Deutsch: logistisch · Italiano: logistico · 日本語: 物流の
How do you pronounce logistic?
It is pronounced /ləˈdʒɪstɪk/.
How do you use logistic in a sentence?
The team needs logistic support. Bad roads created serious logistic problems.
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