Sentence examples for characteristics of rules from inspiring English sources

One, to denote organizations such as WHO, and two, as the sets of 'formal and informal rules, enforcement characteristics of rules and norms of behaviour that structure repeated human interaction' (North 1989, p. 1321) as well as the strategies adopted by such organizations (Ostrom in Sabatier 2007).

An article in another magazine cast Pinocchio as a crucible of quintessentially Italian characteristics, "intolerant of rules and conformists, lively but listless, greedy for pleasure but ready to shed tears of repentance".

In the euphoria that has followed his decisive victory Sunday, they now look to Mr. Fox to eliminate the official corruption, economic inequalities and political repression that were the defining characteristics of PRI rule.

However, one of the main characteristics of this rule is that synaptic strength increases slowly in the absence of presynaptic activity and decreases quickly in the presence of presynaptic activity.

Computer simulations were run to determine the operating characteristics of this rule.

The performance characteristics of the rule for CA-MRSA were sensitivity 100%, specificity 98.1%, and κ = 0.98 (CI 0.78 1.00).

Classification was achieved through the combination of structure and texture characteristics by definition of rules for each pattern.

Let us consider a single switch from 1 to 0 or 0 to 1 in the characteristic mapping of Rule 110.

Three attractive characteristics of the dispatching rules are their efficiency, reactiveness, and interpretability.

The design of such algorithms needs to exploit the structure and characteristics of packet classification rules.

However, alternative definitions of SCAP, such as receipt of intensive treatment, do not seem to modify importantly operative characteristics of the prediction rules [ 23].