Fuzzy logic defines rules, based on combinations of fuzzy sets by these operations.
The directive on electronic commerce defines rules for the provision of telemedicine services both within and between Member States.
Government defines rules between the people, corporations, the administrations, foreign policy.
An operating system defines rules, protocols, APIs between the users, administrators, programs and processes, hardware, networking with other computers.
An operating system defines rules that allocate hardware (e.g. CPU time, peripherals) between different processes and users.
The consistency model defines rules for how operations on computer memory occur and how results are produced.
The difference between chosen and specified rules defines "rule-selection".
Now, I am no security expert, but "something like that" struck me as a pretty vaguely defined rule.
A clearly defined rule should have been to penalise violent, coercive activity.
The exact change in deployment composition is based upon an administrator defined rule.
Approximately 75% of the total segments were used to define rule sets for each LC class (see Table 1) and 25% to assess the accuracy of the defined rules over the entire classified image.
