Sentence examples for a type of rule from inspiring English sources

NGDP targeting is a type of rule, so in that sense it would be superior to what we have now, which is a monetary policy based upon the random firing of Ben Bernanke's synapses.

To become a true 21st century nation will require every bit of competition Mexicans can muster, and finally establishing a type of rule of law that guarantees its citizens security and foreigners their property rights and due process.

The interaction between HF and NF could be regarded as a type of rule-adjusting procession affecting the propagation of the fracture, which coincides with the basement of the L-system.

However, in this paper, we first introduce the L-system into fracture characterization because a fracture also has similar development rules and topological structure as trees and the interaction between HFs and NFs could be regarded as a type of rule-adjusting procession affecting the propagation of the fracture, which coincides with the basement of the L-system.

A Fuzzy Expert System (FES) is a type of rule-based form of artificial intelligence using a collection of membership functions and rules to reason about data [ 12].

Neurules are a type of hybrid rules integrating symbolic rules with neurocomputing.

It introduces the idea of characterizing term limits as a type of default rule executives may overcome if sufficient political support is apparent.

Concerns include that if the ATT approves strict controls of military supplies: tanks, trucks, planes, etc. it would be a re-imposition of a type of colonial rule.

The subset of best models used in the model averaging, out of all possible models, was chosen using a type of selection rule called Occam's window (Noble et al. 2009), based on the posterior likelihood for the model.

Going beyond his basic syllogistic, Aristotle reduced the 3rd and 4th first figure syllogisms to second figure syllogisms, thus de facto reducing all syllogisms to Barbara and Celarent; and later on in the Prior Analytics he invokes a type of cut-rule by which a multi-premise syllogism can be reduced to two or more basic syllogisms.

A rule that keeps real per capita government spending equal to a constant a type of rule adopted by some U.S. states yields relatively low welfare and often leads to significant debt accumulation.