Sentence examples for copying rules from inspiring English sources
Broadcasters are well aware of this, and unless they've taken leave of their senses, they won't want to alienate their audiences so badly as to be overly restrictive in their copying rules.
Three alternative copying rules were implemented: directly biased, indirectly biased and unbiased transmission [8].
Both are plausible copying rules [8]: copying successful individuals is a quick and cheap way of acquiring effective behaviour but may involve the acquisition of some suboptimal traits, whereas direct bias is more likely to result in the acquisition of the most effective traits but with greater time and cost (although these costs were not directly simulated in the present model).
Irrespective of the ultimate mechanism(s) leading to avoidance of apparent con- and heterospecific resource use, our results add support for earlier findings that, in addition to the usually considered "copying rules" [ 40], learning strategies based on actively avoiding others' choices also exist [ 6],[ 18],[ 19].
If not, the copying rule is then invoked, and the agent adopts it if its threshold is lower than the proportion of agents to which it is connected which has the innovation.
My hope for lala is that they get much better inventory from users and don't try to enforce the "no copies" rule too strongly.
In 1994, the Mexican government, seeking to develop a valuable market around what many consider to be the unofficial national drink, created a D.O. for mezcal, essentially copying the rules for tequila, though by then the products were sharply distinct.
Copies of rules prescribed under subsection (a) by a district court shall be furnished to the judicial council, and copies of all rules prescribed by a court other than the Supreme Court under subsection (a) shall be furnished to the Director of the Administrative Office of the United States Courts and made available to the public.
"What types of mechanisms will allow developing countries to copy the rules that work well in the rest of the world?" he asks.Changing such bad rules singly is hard enough.
If some other state adopted a rule or practice that provided it with an advantage in the competition, Delaware could and would nullify the advantage by copying the rule or practice.
Free-market thinktank Civitas has called on ministers to copy Australian rules that ensure that no sale can take place to overseas buyers unless they can show that their investment will add to the existing housing stock.
