Sentence examples for falling rule from inspiring English sources

A machine learning classifier, specifically a user-facing falling rule list (FRL) classifier based on binary features derived from LL87 data, is developed here to predict ECM eligibility given a specific set of building characteristics.

Stimulus percentages were reversed for half of the subjects; results from subjects with "rising" and "falling" rules were later collapsed in averaging.

Should I wait again? A. The fall rule is for bare-root plants; peonies moved when dormant have the best chance for a smooth transition.

One match between the two, which took place on March 22 , 1881 featured a best-of-three-falls rule, in which the wrestlers would competed in Muldoon's favored Greco-Roman style, followed by the collar-and-elbow style preferred by McMahon.

This falls under rule 2.3 in the Broadcasting Code, which states: "Broadcasters must ensure that material which may cause offence is justified by the context".

The AG goes on to say that the University is not obligated to investigate the alleged pirates because it doesn't fall under Rule 45.

(Frey, too, breaks the no-romance rule, falling for a former crackhead and prostitute at Hazelden).

"A government falls; the rules change".

Busy collapsing, busy watching its services fall apart, ruled now by an aggressive new austerity government.

(The burning effects of white phosphorus, they said, can detonate rockets waiting on launchers; for this reason, white phosphorus falls within rules guiding the soldiers' use of force).

He also defended his financial dealings with Mr. Downe as falling within Senate ethics rules.