Sentence examples for asserted rules from inspiring English sources

The asserted rules act upon the cells and change the state of the cell at every discrete time step.

Our final model, based on a combination of convolutional and stateful recurrent neural networks with attention-like loops and hybrid word- and character-level embeddings, reaches near human-level performance on the testing dataset with no manually asserted rules.

OWL reasoning technology is quite applicable to data analysis problems especially knowledge discovery problems involving complex semantic associations because it is able to infer logical consequences based on a set of asserted rules or axioms [ 8].

Not only can complex designs and processes arise out of the simplest of rules, but, Mr. Wolfram asserts, simple rules actually lie behind the most sophisticated processes in the universe.

Then the Communists sent in the PLA in 1950, and asserted military rule.

Mr Erdoğan has justly asserted civilian rule over an army that had toppled four of his predecessors since 1960.

Even if the full story was not as heroic as it first seemed (Mr. Comey and Robert Mueller III, the current F.B.I. director, eventually backed down when President Bush "modified" the program), it has served a more symbolic purpose: In the face of what many saw as a lawless administration, Mr. Comey's stand asserted the rule of law.

After the Taika-era reforms (ad 645) asserted imperial rule over the various uji, all be were abolished with the exception of those for specially skilled workers such as musicians and craftsmen, whose services were transferred from the imperial family to individual governmental departments.

When Cook arrived, and Arthur Phillip followed, and "the Crown" asserted its rule, "terra nullius" was proclaimed as "law".

While some of the other members said they were voting yes out of a sense of trust in the commissioner's reputation as a reformer, Richards asserted that rule-making was among the board's most special functions and that the DOC hadn't justified "infringing on the many, many visitors who come to see their loved ones in jail".

If Religionists ever produced a high fluttering ethical rule, Humanists may assert the rule as their own because, for Humanists, no God ever gave humanity a moral decree.