Sentence examples for composed rules from inspiring English sources

The early diaries record a fascination with rule-making, as Tolstoy composed rules for diverse aspects of social and moral behaviour.

There are fine passages about the quiet, settled rhythms of a small Irish community with its own composed rules and consequences, and about the necessity of acceptance as one grows older.

Question number one: Who composed Rule Britannia?

The grilling included being asked what Magna Carta meant and who composed Rule Britannia.

Not knowing who composed Rule Britannia was perhaps forgivable, but not being able to have even a stab at guessing the meaning of Magna Carta was beyond stupid for someone with a classical education.

Figure 4 shows a composed rule ((mathtt{CRule })) as it depends on two other simple rules named (mathtt{SpecialRoom },, text{ and} mathtt{TheOwner }) (composed with the operator (mathtt{OR })).

Like any theorist – or novelist – he had a deep need to control his reader (writers, he causes Susan to think, are those who have the habit of "composing rules and laws").

Knowledge is most importance asset of our approach that reuses similar domains, correlates architectures and reduces complexity by using and composing rules.

The awareness information is provided by the new extensions to the SPL logics; the ternary logic used to compose rules and the binary logic used in the decide expression of each rule.

Rules for aggregating network evidence are mainly composed of rules for simplification and rules for merging evidence.

On that picture, the promising convention is composed of rules that are productive of the best circumstances, and as such deserve obedience not from rational, but from moral duty (cf. Rawls 1955).