Sentence examples for expansion rule from inspiring English sources

The provisions cited by Gene Orza, the union's associate general counsel, in his letter to Rob Manfred, the owners' chief labor executive, include recognition of the union, scheduling, future expansion, rule changes, assignment of player contracts, the reserve system and revenue sharing.

The following filters and term expansion rules were applied: Reject if the associated structure was determined to be a tetrasaccharide (or longer) or hexadecapeptide (or longer).

One method is to start with a linguistically motivated grammar and to use "symbol splitting" (also called "state splitting") to generate variants of nonterminals that differ in their expansion rules and probabilities.

In a computer algebra environment, modification of multiplication and power expansion rules is sufficient for automatic implementation of first order perturbation in an existing boundary element package written for deterministic variables.

Intuitionistic tableaux are a little more complicated, for the set of formulas to which the expansion rules can be applied is a subset of the formulas on the branch, so a marking device is needed in order to keep track of what formulas are available at a given stage of the tree-building process.

Articles have also discussed the problem of abbreviation definition and expansion, rule-based procedures to resolve conjunctions of gene names, lexical rules to address term variation in gene names, enhanced dictionaries, approximate string matching and filtering approaches to reduce false positives.

Detailed descriptions of the dictionary compilation and the expansion rules are available in the Supplementary Material S4.

SciMiner employs dictionary expansion rules, which include relaxed special character handling and Greek character conversions such as tumor necrosis factor (TNF -alpha TNF -alphand toFA.

When the major leagues and affiliated minor leagues were called organized baseball to distinguish them from independent baseball (i.e., the Negro leagues), they withstood gambling scandals, desegregation controversies, expansion, and rule changes.

Among those will be an expansion of Rule 48 to outlaw not only blindside hits to the head, but blindside hits as a whole, and a so-called bear-hug rule that would allow defensemen some latitude in holding up opposition forwards.

The Securities and Exchange Commission, the body that regulates American financial markets, has proposed an expansion of rules allowing businesses to reclaim bonuses paid to executives following the restatement of company earnings.