Sentence examples for evolved rules from inspiring English sources

And over the years, have they evolved rules about who does what in the rehearsal room?

America has already evolved rules greatly restricting the ability of combined content-and-distribution businesses to bully rivals.

Further results on sensitivity to changes (in coefficient values and terminals among the evolved rules) indicate that their designs are robust.

Otherwise, evolved rules are not applicable.

Avoid evaluating the same evolved rules [45].

Meanwhile, the cooperative coevolution technique are better than MLGP in terms of performance of evolved rules but significantly slower than MLGP.

As technology evolves, rules change.

Emoji has often been called a modern hieroglyphics, a pictorial language with evolving rules.

Without adequate oversight and discipline, an environment was created in which shifting guidelines for control over an estimated 45,000 detainees, and evolving rules for interrogations, could be interpreted freely and even disregarded.

Yet the case also starkly illustrates the differences between the evolving rules of the military commissions set up by the Bush administration after the Sept. 11 attacks and the United States federal courts.

Despite the experience of the previous votes in 1999 and 2004 it was always going to face huge difficulties: a voting system of Byzantine complexity; constantly evolving rules; the logistics of organising polls in an archipelago of 17,000 islands and 240m people; and the apparent ineptitude of the election commission.