Sentence examples for develop a rule from inspiring English sources

In another step forward, the S.E.C. has begun to develop a rule to cap 12b-1 marketing fees, long viewed by investor advocates as excessive and misleading.

To apply Rasch measurement to develop a rule for clinical interpretation of the Observer Scar Assessment Scale (OSAS) to help surgeons judge reported sum scores clinically.

The court ordered the agency to develop a rule protecting workers from short-term exposure to ethylene oxide by March 1988 and appeared to warn that it would issue a contempt citation if the agency did not act on time.

A petition by a coalition of consumer groups spurred the commission to develop a rule restricting the use of a broad class of flame retardants in children's products, as well as mattresses, furniture and casings for electronics.

The purposes of this work is to apply data mining methodologies to explore the patterns in data generated by an ant colony algorithm performing a scheduling operation and to develop a rule set scheduler which approximates the ant colony algorithm's scheduler.

To develop a rule of thumb which sheds some light on how large ({mathcal {V}}) and thus the resulting ambiguity of the cross-validation technique are, we state the following Lemma.

We develop a rule-based personalisation mechanism that exploits semantic web rule mark-up language for rule design and a combination of semantic and rule-based reasoning for personalisation.

We develop a rule-based fuzzy granules consisting of a number of "if-then" statements whose antecedents are formed in the input space and linked with the consequents (conclusion parts) formed in the output space.

The legislation would require the Fed to develop a rule-based formula for interest rate moves and allow the Government Accountability Office to review monetary policy decisions.

Despite a variety of anticipated challenges, in the IONDT we set out to develop a rule-based computerized system for classifying and analyzing visual fields.

To develop a rule-based scheme for characterization of "frailty", for instance, Fried et al. [ 16] first developed a conceptual framework, devised a rule-based system within this framework, and then validated the predictive validity of the rule-based system using survival data from the Cardiovascular Health Study.