"functional rule" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the specific regulations or instructions that are associated with a particular action or system. For example, "The functional rule of the school's discipline policy states that students who are late to class for the third time must serve a detention."
The major components of CANFIS are (a) a fuzzy axon, which applies membership functions to the inputs and (b) a modular network that applies functional rules to the inputs (Heydari and Talaee 2011).
More functional rules can be found by using different features or criteria.
This new district has been planned mostly on the basis of heritage and functional rules.
So I defined a quadrant graph instead, based on the design intent to deliver emergent or experient outcomes crossed with the importance of fictional roles versus functional rules.
In detail, the paper objective is to build a high-level and long-lasting formalisation of these relations, based on topological and functional rules.
It is, however, a method that to operate effectively must be subjected to strict regulatory requirements and functional rules that make the delegation of power from the many to the few tolerable and socially acceptable, according to a formal mandate of representation.
This substantial fraction of the genome, for which we do not know the functional rules and constraints, could harbor variants for which functional assays need to be developed.
The things that Locke thought were important - government by consent, the parliamentary system, civil liberty, freedom of thought and religion, the rights of minorities, an education that is more than functional, the rule of law - have never seemed more modern than they do today.
As illustrated in Fig. 2, fuzzy inference system comprises five functional blocks: rule base, database (or dictionary), fuzzifier, inference engine, and defuzzifier.
