The phrase "adaptations of the rules" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to existing rules, often in the context of games, policies, or procedures.
Example: "The committee proposed several adaptations of the rules to make the game more inclusive for all players."
Alternatives: "modifications of the rules" or "revisions of the rules".
Last I saw him was maybe in the film adaptation of "The Rules of Attraction".
Blood Bowl began as a board game in the late 1980s and this is the most faithful adaptation of the rules to date.
We introduce a cross-technology coordination mechanisms based on the detection of cross-technology interference and on-the-fly adaptations of the MAC protocol rules, in order to accommodate both technologies on the same interfering channels in a TDMA-like fashion.
When applied to Belgium, the model results are satisfactory to good after an adaptation of the decision rules (0.90 < ENS < 0.93 for runoff predictions and 0.85 < ENS < 0.89 for erosion predictions).
Bret Easton Ellis recently told Movieline that of all the cinematic adaptations of his books, 'The Rules of Attraction' is his favorite.
This construct will enable faster, better adaptations of new rules for the ever-evolving portfolio of data assets being created around the world.
From the Brahmasthan's ceiling hangs a large chandelier, which lights the space in an adaptation of the Vastu rule that the central space belongs Brahma and should be open to the sky.
Without any off-line pre-training, the algorithm achieves very high control performance through a three-stage algorithm: (1) output scale factor, (2) adaptation of the fuzzy rule consequents and (3) optimization of the position of the membership functions.
Adaptations made to the rules of each sport (e.g. removing double dribbles in basketball) has the capacity to support a participant's need for competence, provide self-efficacy and promote the adoption of more autonomous forms of motivation (i.e. identified, integrated and intrinsic regulation) [17].
She later admitted regretting the shoot, but nevertheless flirted briefly with a bad-girl image by turning up in the 2002 adaptation of Brett Easton Ellis's The Rules of Attraction.
