Sentence examples for converted to rules from inspiring English sources

Defaults with same priorities (mathrm{min} + 1) are also converted to rules in T, and they form separate false link chains of rules within subsequent exception levels of T(see step 1 in Fig. 4.3).   3.

The best performing tree in terms of classification performances is chosen by PART and converted to rules for every species.

A simple rule then conforms to one of the following patterns (10) x z (11) x and  y z (12) x or y z (13) x ⟨ o p ⟩ y z where x, y, and z are atomic, and 〈 op〉 is a conditional operator (≤, ≥, etc).. Non-simple rules are converted to simple rules through a series of recursive substitutions.

With the dismantling of apartheid, Cape Town's government was converted to majority rule.

Prime Minister William E. Gladstone was converted to Home Rule by 1885, but it was rejected by Parliament in 1886.

Onukaba Adinoyi-Ojo, who was appointed managing director of The Daily Times, a state-owned newspaper, by Mr. Obasanjo last year, said the president was converted to civilian rule after his first term.

The Conservatives stayed in office, but when in December 1885 the newspapers reported a confidential interview with Gladstone's son, in which he had stated (rightly) that his father had been converted to Home Rule, Salisbury made it clear that he himself was not a convert, and Carnarvon resigned.

Regulations of proteins in each pathway were annotated explicitly, so it could be converted to our rule formulae straightforwardly.

This knowledge can be converted to a set of rules and/or can be expressed as a set of statistics of point-to-point distances and angles subtended by local ensembles, e.g., triples of landmarks.

Rule converted to Judaism shortly before their wedding.

The native Britons had converted to Christianity under Roman rule.