Sentence examples for describing rules from inspiring English sources

Members of the League of American Theaters and Producers highlighted examples of what they called "featherbedding," describing rules that require a certain number of stagehands to be present, even when there isn't work for all of them.

The language developed for describing rules (presented in Sect. 5.1) is a first step to perform this task.

The method allowed the introduction of new type of constraints, called hard constraints, describing rules that could not be violated.

CN support in defining the structural properties of CAS by describing topology of the system and then describing rules that govern agents behaviour.

Data profiling technology starts with the assumption that any available metadata describing rules for correctness of the data is either wrong or incomplete.

Complex networks have a support to cope with the structural properties of the CAS by defining topology of the system and then describing rules that govern the behaviour of the agents.

Based on studies of Graham (1972, his Figs. 7, 8) using free walking insects, the parameters describing rule 3 depend on walking velocity (Dean 1991b).

Who would describe "Rules of the Game" or the "The Godfather" as momentous?

A former student at a school that has closed described rules and behavior that seem bizarre, even Dickensian.

Richard Dieter, the executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center, described rules such as Missouri's as a "distortion" of the principle of anonymity for executioners.

Roman cells indicate the extension according to the above described rules.