Sentence examples for called a rules from inspiring English sources

Johnson, who was in pole position to claim his first major title, immediately called a rules official on the 5th green as his ball appeared to move.

Defense lawyers routinely ask a judge to dismiss charges after the prosecution presents its case, but judges usually rule on the request, called a Rule 29 motion, only after the jury reaches a verdict.

In geometry, a surface is called a ruled surface if it is swept out by a moving line in (mathbb {R}^{3}).

Thus, an implication (mathrm{r}:mathrm{L}^{prime }rightarrow mathrm{R}^{prime }) is called a rule created by (mathrm{L}^{prime },mathrm{R}^{prime }) (or (mathrm{L}^{prime },mathrm{S}^{prime })).

If the other lawyer overstepped, you can complain about it in a motion to the judge; it's called a Rule 11 Motion.

We use the word axiom to include what is often called a rule in the Semantic Web or Expert Systems literature.

In fact, the House killed one of her pet projects this week, calling a rule violation on a bill that would have required more disclosure of debt and debt payments from local governments across Texas.

He calls a rule admissible in such a system if it can be added to it without enlarging the set of its derivable atoms.

These business systems are not written in code, but are captured in business logic and stored in what we call a rule base.

The proposed regulation, called a transport rule, would apply to power plants in 31 states east of the Rockies, with the exception of the Dakotas, Vermont, New Hampshire and Maine.

One type of machine learning model that Rudin particularly likes is called a Falling Rule List.