Sentence examples for expressing a rule from inspiring English sources

Natural language conditionals such as 'If the neighborhood is this-and-this, then turn to state s' are a handy way of expressing a rule for a simple automaton.

This makes it impossible to express a rule that has an open-ended set of exceptions, and the common sense law of inertia is just such a rule.

The final tree expresses a logical rule representing an extreme outcome group.

Beatriz said her doctors would have terminated her pregnancy regardless of what the high court ruled, expressing a confidence that they would value her life over that of an unviable fetus.

Even if "harmony" is a term which suggests a symmetric relationship, it is frequently understood as expressing a conception based on introduction rules as, e.g., in Read's (2010) "general elimination harmony" (although occasionally one includes elimination based conceptions as well).

Instead, Reichenbach took this statement to expresses an arbitrary rule for regulating the use of the concept of equality of length, namely, for determining whether particular instances of length are equal (Reichenbach 1927: 16).

The pictures illustrate the surreal dreamlike events of one particular childhood summer and are sequenced according to their titles, each of which is expressed as a rule.

(iii) The right- and left-introduction rules are seen as expressing an interaction between sequents using the rule of cut.

But he declined to either express an interest or rule out a potential bid.

In fact, Commissioners Copps and Clyburn, two stalwart champions of the people, have expressed a desire to strengthen rules for the mobile web.

"It Happened It Had Happened It Is Happening It Will Happen," the conjugating title of her latest work, expresses an idea of ruled order that the dance itself questions.