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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a rule of this" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific rule related to a particular subject or situation, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "In our discussion about the new policy, we must adhere to a rule of this nature to ensure compliance."
Alternatives: "a rule regarding this" or "a rule pertaining to this".
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As with the Rule of Conditionalization though, the Dutch Strategy does not show that there is any problem with shifting probabilities over a partition, and then abandoning one's prior conditional probabilities over that partition, that is violating invariance; the problem is with adopting a rule of this sort in advance.
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This is a rule of the single market.
As a rule-of-thumb this limit is at zero.
As a rule of thumb, this happens in colder water.
As a rule of thumb, this occurs when the wavelength of the transmitted signal is, at least, ten times larger than the involved distances.
In a world where we had a rule of law this would be identified instantly as what it is: rank, outrageous fraud.
As a rule of thumb, this is presumed to be the limit of perceptible receptor interaction.
As a rule of thumb, this happens when the dry bulk density of the soil mass has become close to r = 0.4 Mg/m3.
As a rule of thumb, this will create a sharper image, and reduce blurs and soft spots in the image.
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