In discussing the functioning of the senses to preserve or maintain the body, he explained that God has arranged the rules of mind body interaction in such a manner as to produce sensations that generally are conducive to the good of the body.
Mrs. S. has no set rules about arranging flowers, and feels that flower arranging over here has been too much affected by the formal restraint of the Japanese art.
Any subsequent inconsistencies were resolved according to a set of hierarchically-arranged rules adapted from the study by Lidz et al in which the "most plausible factual account" was defined [ 15]: 1. Always believe an individual's own account of his or her motives rather than someone else's account.
The exhibition credits her with single-handedly overthrowing a flower-arranging rule that insisted on one species to a vase.
What if competition were arranged not by rules and rulers but by market forces?
(Except when talking about your rent, which in New York is a conversation – or obsession – with a different set of rules arranged around the boast of what a great deal you're getting).
A decision tree allows making prediction on an output variable based on a series of rules arranged in a tree-like structure.
He notes, "... we already have the evidence to conclude that a number of animal species have semantic signals and that these signals are arranged according to rules of syntax within different contexts".
Children: restricted family environments, strict rules, arranged marriages.
Conflicting accounts were rare and invariably referred to motives rather than the nature of actions actually taken, which were resolved after applying the hierarchically-arranged rules.
To bring the quantifier rules into the picture, things can be arranged so that all rules have a fair chance of being deployed: Apply, as far as possible, all the non-quantifier rules before applying any of the quantifier rules.
