Sentence examples for displayed rules from inspiring English sources

The latter set is stronger in the sense that there are sequents provable with its rules (e.g., p, q ≻ p ∧ q) which are not provable on the basis of the displayed rules (together with the standard structural rules, if desired).

But clearly the displayed rules uniquely characterize ∧, since, once we reduplicate them for ∧′, we can take χ in the second and third (collectively, (∧E -style) rules to be φ ∧E -styleerulesboto φ ∧ ψ ≻ φ and φ ∧ ψ ≻ ψ, from which be the reduplicated version of the first ("(∧′I)") rule we derive φ ∧ ψ ≻ φ ∧′ ψ—wito a similar derivetion for the converse sequent.

The S.E.C. said that a result of its study would be increased scrutiny of market participants to ensure that limit orders are displayed and rules followed.

But at three large Nasdaq trading firms, it said it found violations of limit-order display rules in 46percent, 588 percentand92percentent of trades sampled.

Emotions are subject to social shaping in their modes of expression in the sense that most expressions, perhaps even those that are more or less hardwired, are subject to local "display rules," which govern which emotions and which expressions are appropriate in which circumstances.

Thus, their jobs do not require them to present particular emotions according to "display rules".

This finding may be unique in the Chinese context as social norms emphasize complying with "display rules" in social contexts.

The SEC found some markets don't even check whether their member firms are following the display rules.

With the same logic, will Chinese experience more exhaustion if they are in occupations which have strict requirements for "display rules"?

In such circumstances, nurses may feel more obliged to follow "display rules" while also facing more social pressure in Chinese social contexts.

More social interactions in social job may lead to more social pressure on job holders as to follow more intensive "display rules".