Sentence examples for classical rules from inspiring English sources

In 1819, when Jefferson opened the University of Virginia in Charlottesville (built according to classical rules of architecture), he employed only classically trained professors to teach Greek and Roman history.

(The first "e" is its own syllable, according to classical rules).

In a concession to tradition, it is still composed according to classical rules with the central point indicated by the raised wooden pier of the lock.

Kapoor is an artist who defies the classical rules of symmetry and order that prevail at Versailles: an artist of carnal mayhem and rollicking cosmic comedy.

Later critics were more inclined to note his weaknesses, particularly his apparent unwillingness to adopt a systematic application of classical rules.

The classical rules for filming dance were established in Hollywood in the 1930s by Fred Astaire: film the dancing from head to toe, include no reaction shots or close-ups, hold the takes for as long as possible.

With the exception of Ben Jonson and a few others, playwrights mixed their ingredients without regard for classical rule.

These kinds of systems constitute an extension of classical rule-based systems because they deal with fuzzy rules instead of classical logic rules.

The Bank of Indonesia (BI), for example, is insolvent because it broke every classical rule in the book.

The intrinsic character of the regulations often makes it very difficult to use classical rule-based systems.

Next, we discuss two important properties of the generalized combination rule (otimes) and the symmetric function that replaces the intersection operator in the classical rule.