Sentence examples for definition rules from inspiring English sources

Differentiation: definition, rules, application to graphing, rates, approximations, and extremum problems.

As a result, a set of elements required for deploying a model-driven DR screening service has been established, namely: clinical concepts, archetypes, termsets, templates, guideline definition rules, and user interface definitions.

Between the revelations, outbursts, and retractions, a reader finds her trying on a gamut of stances (1965: "Communism by definition— rules out the possibility of 'dépaysement' [disorientation]. No strangeness. All men are alike, brothers". 1980: "One must oppose communism: it asks us to lie").

Philosophers have objected that art created outside any institution seems possible, although the definition rules it out, and that the artworld, like any institution, seems capable of error.

This definition rules out research performed by Brazilians working for companies and universities which reside outside the Brazilian territory, except if those researchers have, in some point, returned to their home country and participated in local research to the extent required to be author in at least one paper.

Perhaps this is why this second definition rules.

"We believe the Labor Department has made the right decision by announcing they will re-propose their fiduciary definition rule change," he added.

Table 1 Rule definition Rule description Detection metric Attack detected When a packet is not forwarded as it should, Packet drop rate Selective forwarding and black hole attacks [34] increase a counter.

Good parenting and good professional standards must, by definition, rule out violence.

The small-group lesson environment uses a shared virtual white board, where diagrams, problems, key definitions, rules, and statements are written, and where students work to solve problems.

Memorize and apply vocabulary, definitions, rules, formulas, read and recite proofs, axioms, postulates, laws of science and math.