Sentence examples for common region rule from inspiring English sources

This list was not final, since more recent work has added new grouping cues, including the common region rule stating that elements that are part of the same region tend to be grouped (Fig.  1f; Palmer, 1992).

In interviews this week on the streets of Cairo, people often voiced a position common in a region ruled by authoritarian leaders: "He is the father of the Egyptian people," said Muhammad Abdel Fatah, 50, a taxi driver.

CRO, common region of overlap.

Further analysis of the focal alterations in the highly rearranged genomes of primary melanomas and metastases delimited the boundaries of informative Minimal Common Regions (MCRs) using a set of heuristically defined rules, including recurrence in 2 or more samples of a CNA spanning regions less than 2Mb in size with a peak log2 ratio greater than 1.0 (see Methods).

As one of the common rules, Lipinski's rule of five is widely used in drug screening and design.

The ECB also dodged some unresolved issues such as the actual riskiness of banks' holdings of government debt and the divergence in banks' own calculations of the riskiness of specific assets.The biggest contribution to confidence would be the imposition of some common rules across the region for non-performing loans (NPLs).

A common rule on how to treat blood vessel regions was designed beforehand by the two experts.

In other words, a familiar common tangent-line rule is replaced by a common tangent-plane rule.

The lawmakers are calling for the rules to be changed, saying that as severe weather becomes more common, the region will be increasingly shortchanged in disaster aid.

June 3 MRI of cervical region to rule out neurological etiology.

The Common Rule requires "informed consent" from human test subjects.