The phrase "a rule batch" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific set of rules or a collection of items, but the phrasing is unclear and not standard.
Example: "We need to review a rule batch before finalizing the project guidelines."
Alternatives: "a set of rules" or "a collection of guidelines".
It provides both vendors and buyers to reserve their own rights by compromising on a rule to judge a batch of products.
The training algorithm consists of three steps: partitioning of the input output space using a fuzzy clustering method; determination of parameters of the consequent part of a rule from over-determined batch least-squares (LS) formulation of the problem, using singular value decomposition algorithm; and adaptation of these parameters using recursive least-squares method.
But the first batch -- it's a rule somewhere -- has to be simply steamed and dressed with a mix of fruity olive oil and fresh lemon juice.
-- Michele, New York TRIPLE THE BATCH If you have dinners after 7, as a rule, kids do adjust.
To rule out a potential batch dependent toxicity of 52 nm amino modified polystyrene particles, the same type of particles but in a size of 53 nm, 57 nm as well as 58 nm were also tested.
The Yankees' Darryl Strawberry, who has had more chances than a Monopoly board, was back in a Florida jail this week after supposedly breaking a batch of rules -- like selling cigarettes and having sex with a fellow resident -- in his court-ordered drug treatment program.
To rule out an inert batch of AG, we conducted a bioassay of our batch using an ob/ob mouse model and a hypoglycemic effect was observed, suggesting that our batch possessed some active components.
The board put forth a similar batch of rules more than three years ago, drawing heat from various business lobbying groups as well as congressional Republicans.
The commission was expected to agree upon a new rule that would allow a batch of 1,000 conventional seeds containing three or less genetically modified seeds to be sold without informing food manufacturers and consumers of the presence of the organisms.
