Sentence examples for devised rules from inspiring English sources

Other media outlets have devised rules to promote civility or have actively moderated reader comments.

Greek astronomers also devised rules for intercalations to coordinate the lunar and solar years.

OfCom has devised rules intended to ensure that all four network operators obtain enough spectrum to sell LTE service.

"Ministers had devised rules designed to avoid them getting mixed up in bribery while allowing it to continue".

On "Quiet City," Mr. Reed said, he and Mr. Katz, mindful of the limitations of their midrange video camera, devised rules for camera placement and focal lengths, combining hand-held scenes of off-the-cuff intimacy with tranquil cityscapes.

They decided to grow a moustache to draw attention to the need for more research, and they devised rules for growing a "mo" to raise awareness of prostate cancer.

It is non-minimal in that it does not use just the Equivalence rule but the conjunction of the latter with the specially devised rule of C-Restricted Monotonicity.

Lastly, a novel region growing algorithm is propounded for crack detection, which features starting with an ROB seed, determining the searching scope with a specially devised rule, and searching and merging a ROB with different regions following a similarity criterion which synthetically takes different cues into consideration.

Devising rules on labeling, so users know what they're getting.

But baseball could devise rules to deal with those situations, much the way it awards bases on ground-rule doubles.

Even legislatures are tricky places in which to devise rules for what will remain an essentially private practice.