Sentence examples for a code of the from inspiring English sources
It was Zane Grey who popularized the notion that there was a "code of the West" (people act very differently out there, don't you know).
"There's a code of the past that we keep things in the boardroom and don't go public," said Bobby Calder, chairman of the marketing department at Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management.
Arthur Wallace Calhoun put a code of the Old South into words in 1918: 'A woman's name should appear in print but twice -- when she marries and when she dies".' That was then; now, just as women appear in print a lot, the dash appears too often.
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Yet even the best-intentioned officers have to cope with a code of silence — the mirror image of the criminals' code against snitching.
Genetic algorithms operate on a coding of the parameters instead of the parameters themselves.
The test statistic is defined as: S = ∑ij TijXij, where Xij denotes a coding of the marker genotype of the jth offspring in family i.
A Code of Conduct The local government is also taking steps to protect children in the region.
I think that we should also discuss the wisdom of adopting a code of conduct regarding the export of technologies for censoring the Internet and tracking web users.
