We've reached the point in fashion where focusing on the garments, as opposed to the gumpf fluffed about them, constitutes rule-breaking.
"The ability of democracies to function," said Parker, "is not reflected simply in whether or not there are quadrennial elections that are carried out fairly, but whether there's a culture of democracy that constitutes rules of the game for most people and that are felt not just as rules, but as values.
Secondly, granular-neurons can be constructed through the If-Then rules, and all the granular-neurons constitute rule matching layer which is regarded as the hidden layer of the RRGELM.
Sovereign dictatorship, then, is still necessary to create the substantive equality that grounds the legitimate operation of constituted, rule-governed democratic politics.
Schmitt's conception of politics tends to radically dissociate democracy from liberalism and, more controversially, from the constituted, rule-bound practices of popular election and parliamentary legislation that characterize the ordinary workings of modern democracy.
The business rules engine constitutes business rules for how multiple elements can be combined with simple numerical and algorithmic techniques to report complex values for decision support and statistical time sensitive outputs.
Anything else constitutes mob rule, and our democracy cannot afford that.
The pattern along with associated data for observed torsion angles and frequency constitutes a rule.
The method also enables the definition of prediction intervals for the fuzzy rules that constitute the rule base of the neuro-fuzzy network, resulting in a more readable and robust knowledge base.
The mandatory bid rule had been "widely adopted across the different groups of countries by 2004". Member States agree that the "equal treatment rule constitutes a fundamental principle of corporate law". There is also gradual convergence towards the adoption of the "squeeze out" rules.
The length of a rule is the total number of properties constituting that rule.
