Sentence examples for correct rules for from inspiring English sources

He studied the effects of heat and pressure on the mercury barometer and, as a pioneer in scientific mountaineering, published the first correct rules for using the barometer to find the heights of mountains.

Paragraph 4 has been amended to state the correct rules for cash withdrawals.

Justice Kennedy, writing separately, said that Justice Powell's opinion in the Bakke case "states the correct rule for resolving this case," but that the court had not applied the "meaningful strict scrutiny" under which the program should have been found unconstitutional.

155, 9 N. W. (2d) 604, states the correct rule for damages due to faulty construction amounting to such incomplete performance, which is the difference between the value of the house as it stands with faulty and incomplete construction and the value of the house if it had been constructed in strict accordance with the plans and specifications.

GlnL should affect GlnG activity, but instead GlnG activity is independent of GlnL (the correct rule for GlnG should be (GlnL AND Not (nh4 e)>2)).

After reviewing and criticising the interpretation given to the English case by certain text writers, the learned Justice declared what this court had determined was the correct rules of law for the assessment of special damages.

I had learned the correct rules of grammar for almost every conceivable situation and proved that I knew how to apply them under pressure.

Correct rules must be discovered, not invented".

He shows a special sympathy for the children who were deprived of television, war toys and meat and were forced to live by their parents' politically correct rules.

Preserving legacy clinical content models using openEHR templates, identifying correct conversion rules for meta-data, and formulating a good strategy to find the correct sub-ENTRY type during conversion will be investigated in future studies.

We would award one point for a poster that included a correct rule and zero for a drawing that did not.