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What is LTL?

Linear Temporal Logic (LTL) is a modal temporal logic with modalities referring to time. In LTL, one can quantify over paths, and then specify conditions on the states visited on those paths. It is commonly used in formal verification, particularly for specifying properties of concurrent and reactive systems. It allows expressing properties like 'always', 'eventually', 'until', and 'next'.

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What other technologies are related to LTL?

LTL Complementary Technologies

FedEx

LTL (Less-Than-Truckload) shipping involves the consolidation of smaller freight shipments. FedEx provides LTL shipping services, making it a service that complements LTL technology solutions by providing the physical transportation of goods.

mentioned alongside LTL in 2% (92) of relevant job posts

UPS

Similar to FedEx, UPS provides LTL shipping services, making it a service that complements LTL technology solutions by providing the physical transportation of goods.

mentioned alongside LTL in 1% (147) of relevant job posts

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that can be used for data analysis, tracking, and reporting related to LTL shipments, such as cost calculations, shipment tracking, and performance analysis. It can also be used to create load tenders.

mentioned alongside LTL in 0% (86) of relevant job posts