Sentence examples for a rule based on from inspiring English sources

Thereafter, Trotskyists intensified their attack on the Soviet bureaucracy calling it "Bonapartist," meaning a rule based on the dictatorship of one man and developed the concept of a "degenerated workers' state," a state in which the means of production have been nationalized but in which a bureaucratic regime rules.

A series of studies, conducted in resource-constrained settings with high HIV prevalence, which evaluated the sensitivity of symptom based tuberculosis screening, has shown that a rule based on the presence of at least one symptom (current cough, fever, night sweats, or weight loss) had an overall sensitivity of 78.9%, and chest radiograph increased this sensitivity by 11.7% [ 8].

"When you have a rule based on universal principles, you have to ask yourself, 'Why am I making an exception?' " Sugier said that when a soccer player is seen wearing a hijab, "you know that she's Muslim, so it is a religious expression".

Bayesianism employs a rule based on Bayes' theorem, a theorem of the probability calculus which relates conditional probabilities.

Following (Holyoak KJ and Thagard P 1989), the new activation a i′ of a node i with current activation a i is given by a rule based on (Grossberg S 1978).

After optimizing our architecture with NWP and endogenous data previously made stationary and using an innovative pre-input layer selection method, we combined it to an ARMA model from a rule based on the analysis of hourly data series.

Finally, we propose a method to design a switching rule based on a randomly generator with given probability distribution.

Consequently, a design rule based on a modified CLT model for AlGaAs/GaAs (111)B is proposed.

As another exception with a coherent framework, a decision rule based on Bayes factors has been proposed for the extended Bayesian LASSO [ 21].

After we use the Lasso, SNSS, or RDA for feature selection, we use a classification technique to derive a classification rule based on the selected genes.

Thus, the use of a generalized 1-0 loss function results in a Bayes Rule based on posterior tail probabilities.