Sentence examples for a rule of a from inspiring English sources

"A policy is something that is a rule of a program; this is servicing customers as scenarios come up".

Let us call this piecewise linearized procedure the λMDP Procedure, which plays as a rule of a piecewise intertemporal incentive game.

A rule of a fuzzy controller would be like a human would do: while the friction at contact is high, "IF the reference position is far THEN move the hands quickly forward".

Carlin also told Forbes.com that the SEC was, with the Edison settlement, adhering to a rule of a 1969 court decision called U.S. v. Simon, in which Judge Henry Friendly Henry Friendly stated that a financial statement that purportedly complied with GAAP could be fraudulent if the overall effect and intent was to mislead.

As a rule-of-thumb, a film's P&A budget should be roughly equal to its entire production budget.

Rather, it's little more than a rule of thumb, a truism masquerading as a truth.

China is a sovereign state under a rule of law.

We are a democracy, we're a rule of law.

As a rule of thumb, an average of 90 days abroad was allowed each year.

But I made a rule of never asking a hotel concierge for a recommendation.

Before you know it, a rule of thumb morphs into a rule of grammar, and a perfectly innocuous (albeit second-choice) construction is demonised as incorrect.