The phrase 'conjunction of rules' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to refer to a group of rules that are being combined together. For example, "The company created a conjunction of rules and regulations to ensure employee safety."
In ANFIS, a product operator is applied to assess the conjunction of the rule antecedents.
The inference is in this case the sum-prod inference method, the conjunction of the rule antecedents being made with product.
No, rule-consequentialism is essentially the conjunction of two claims: (1) that rules are to be selected solely in terms of their consequences and (2) that these rules determine which kinds of acts are morally wrong.
A simplistic approach based on elementary beam theory and strength of material in conjunction with rule of mixture was adopted to calculate the cohesive strength of the composite coating.
It is non-minimal in that it does not use just the Equivalence rule but the conjunction of the latter with the specially devised rule of C-Restricted Monotonicity.
If we pair the weak conception of knowledge with a qualitative model of justification such as this, then it's no longer clear that the resulting view will fail to respect the closure of knowledge under conjunction, because the rules of probability theory employed in BonJour's argument don't obviously apply to the qualitative categories.
Moreover, the conjunction of Hume's fourth and seventh rules produces a new rule: "An effect always holds proportion with its cause" ("Of Interest," EMPL, 297).
For example, the conjunction of every truth in this Encyclopedia rules out a large chunk of modal space.
When the fuzzyfication step is completed, the fuzzy inference defines the behavior of system by means of rules based on the three main standard fuzzy set operations: AND (conjunction, intersection), OR (disjunction, union) and NOT (negation, complementation) Fig. 3.
