Sentence examples for combined rule from inspiring English sources

The approach extends a combined rule and case-based knowledge acquisition technique known as Multiple Classification Ripple Down Rules to allow multiple users to collaboratively view, define and refine a knowledge base over time and space.

A combined rule criterion composed of the non-renewable energy consumption (NREC) and the thermal comfort index – aligned to international comfort standards – was adopted in all cases presented herein.

Abū Bakr and his three immediate successors are known as the "perfect" caliphs or the "rightly guided caliphs" (al-khulafāʾ al-rāshidun), whose combined rule is idealized by the majority of Muslims for having been based on the concepts of shūrā (consultation), ijmāʾ (consensus) of Muslims, and bayʿah (allegiance).

As expected, the subtype B isolate had the GPGR motif and non-B isolates predicted to be CCR5-using (using the combined rule criteria) were significantly more likely to have the GPGQ motif than those predicted to be CXCR4-using (p = 0.02, Fisher's exact test).

So, the Bingo task would receive 19 points according this combined rule.

The combined rule from the six data set ensembles is shown below.

In one section of the religion rule, administration officials predict 120,000 women at most will lose access to free contraceptives through the combined rules — many fewer than critics anticipate.

François Broquin, who has written reports on coal for Bernstein Research, said the combined rules could push as much as 20 percent of U.S. coal-fired electric generation capacity into retirement by 2015.

Three modeling techniques were combined: rule-based fuzzy inference, state flow diagrams, and data-based correlation using Bayesian Networks.

In this study, we apply a combined rule-based and statistical approach to infer genetic regulatory networks by integrating the information from: 1) known binding-site motifs and the corresponding TFs; 2) the time-order relationships between TFs and their target genes in terms of expression initiation; and 3) motif synergies identified by gene expression profile similarities.

The first 3 groups, including 10 steps, were entirely rules-based; the 10 steps in the final group combined rules and predicted probabilities.