Maybe there is some deep rule that governs it.
In this paper, a Deep Rule-Based Fuzzy System (DRBFS) was proposed to develop an accurate in-hospital mortality prediction in the intensive care unit (ICU) patients employing a large number of input variables.
Skin-deep rules -- even where it wasn't supposed to.
But George Sugihara, a mathematical biologist at Scripps Institution of Oceanography in San Diego, California, suspected there might be a deeper rule connecting how the virus acts in the two regions.
On the side, he's a self-help guru — and his 2016 book, "Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World," has brought a new level of order to my mental life.
Yet while application delays are shrinking in Seattle, Phoenix, El Paso and even in Los Angeles, government figures show, New York is one of many areas where deep backlogs rule.
And big broadband access providers, such as AT&T and Verizon, are sure to sue: they could live with network-neutrality requirements, but hate the idea that their internet business should be regulated in the same way as their plain-old telephone service.Dig deeper: Internet rules are inevitably a work in progress (January 2015) How best to sort out the network-neutrality mess (January 2015).
Perhaps today's children inherited some deep-wired "rules" that allow them to minimize their risk in a varied world of vegetation.
This analysis reveals a deep tension between rules based on the majority principle and rules which protect minorities by taking account of preferences in a more extended way (see Pattanaik 2002).
"We must remember that Uruguay, in contrast with most Latin American countries, has a long and solid democratic tradition, to the extent that when it was a young nation it was known as 'the Switzerland of America' for the strength of its civil society, deep-rooted rule of law, and for armed forces which are respectful of the constitutional government," said Vargas Llosa.
