Libertarians and Tea Party die-hards would gag over The Federal Register, the daily compendium of new rules, regulations, actions and related matters proposed or enacted by their government.
The site also contains a compendium of information on government rules and guidance on subjects such as baggage, fare advertising, refunds, overbooking, disability and flight delays.
(Trivial chemical names provide an interesting exception: these were/are assigned by the chemical community and their associated registry is a decentralized compendium of handbooks and nomenclature rules. In these cases, there is no algorithm for direct conversion of molecular structures to these identifying labels).
We all know the volume of rules is growing, but the government doesn't issue as it does with the budget a handy compendium of what's actually taking place.
On the contrary, p53retriever is based on a set of manually curated rules, derived from a compendium of p53 transactivation data obtained using a yeast-based assay [ 24, 26, 37, 43, 44].
MirSNP employs miRanda miRNA target prediction algorithm [34], which incorporates current biological knowledge on target rules, and an up-to-date compendium of mammalian miRNAs.
— Golf is a game of order with a 140-page rule book that is a vast compendium of what the golfer is not permitted to do.
Pope's Essay on Criticism (1711) is a Horatian compendium of maxims, but Pope feels obliged to defend the poetic rules as "Nature methodiz'd"—a portent of quite different literary inferences from Nature.
I believe the compendium of occurrences – the unprecedented natures of the theft, of the rule change, of the public outcry in the form of bodies lining the plazas of Washington, D.C. – would have averted the travesty.
Like other proposed federal rules, the draft guidelines appeared in the Federal Register a daily compendium of notices from federal agencies.
