The public sector is said to have a high degree of rules and regulations with a steeply hierarchal structure, as well as numerous protocols and red tape, which lead to frustration among professionals (participants 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8).
He argued that the model of competitive elites (called "democracy with plebiscitary leadership") depends essentially on how the State is able to guarantee a certain degree of rule of law and a certain level of bureaucratic organisation.
From the comparison results, it is observed that the proposed network is able to extract more meaningful rules with a lower degree of rule redundancy and higher interpretability within the neural network framework.
However, a high degree of rule of law is not sufficient on its own to ensure the proper functioning of democracy, if not bound to a certain development of bureaucratic organisation.
I think it's an opportunity for the Palestinian Authority to prove that it is running a serious state with some degree of rule of law.
First, empirically, we do not find much support for a relation between speed of learning and rule-based generalization in our data; e.g., in Experiment 2B, there was no correlation between total number of training blocks and degree of rule-based generalization (r = −0.18, t(23) < 1, p = 0.38).
Theoretically, it is possible that there was a difference in the extent to which the rats in Experiment 1A were overtrained compared to the humans in Experiment 1B, which might explain the difference in the degree of rule-based generalization between rats and humans.
It irritated me profoundly, this eerie strength and weakness of attachment and corresponding freedoms and degrees of rule and permission -- degrees, really, of finality.... [Ora] said, "Oh, Wiley, you don't hate women!"...I couldn't help thinking, stupidly, that quick fucks were superior, because you hardly had time to notice your own fatuousness, or hers....I entered her; she helped.
Similarly, in complex territorial and cooperative breeding bird communities (such as the Australian magpie) that have a high degree of etiquettes, rules, hierarchies, play, songs and negotiations, rule-breaking seems tolerated on occasions not obviously related to survival of the individual or group; behaviour often appearing to exhibit a touching gentleness and tenderness.
Two parameters are set: deterministic factor is used to express confidence degree of fuzzy rules while reliability value is used to express the reliability degree of storing proposition in decision information place.
Another disagreement is over the degree of self-rule to be granted to the Kurds.
