Sentence examples for a rule of one from inspiring English sources

Another sticks to a rule of "one or two samples per producer and only one sample per product".

As the chart shows, only two-thirds of the big European firms included in the FTSE Eurofirst 300 index operate a rule of one share, one vote.

As a rule of thumb one should keep in mind that the statistical power depends on the number of subjects, not on the number of trials done with each subject.

Cave divers like to ration their air supply by a rule of thirds: one part for the way in, another for the way out, and a third in reserve.

As a rule of thumb, one should start with a relatively high frequency, which can be halved if no deviations exceeding the action threshold occur during four consecutive tests.

As a rule of thumb, one migrant per generation will counteract the effects of isolation and genetic drift (Mills & Allendorf 1996).

This data led Miklowitz to state that, as a rule of thumb, one or more psychosocial treatments "should accompany pharmacotherapy for early onset BP".

I have a rule of doing one review (if asked) and no more for journals I have no intention of writing for, but review regularly for those journals I publish in often (for example, Statistics in Medicine).

A proof is any finite sequence of formulas, each of which is an axiom or an immediate consequence, by a rule of inference, of (one or two) preceding formulas of the sequence.

And, yes, she eventually got to know contemporary children's films too, whatever her friends were watching — and that's a good thing — but, when she started asking for them, we set up a rule: One of Yours, One of Mine.

But from the time they first knew from videotapes, we set a rule: one of yours, one of mine which meant that Mom and Dad would sit with them through "The Little Mermaid" or "Freaky Friday" (the remake), as long as, the next night, they'd watch, with us, "Modern Times" or "Hatari!" The method worked both ways.