This differs slightly according to taste, but it's the generally rule for making coffee.
And as if that liver-shocking prospect isn't bad enough, there are generally rules of conduct for each pub – for example, everyone in the group must talk like James Bond, or all participants have to call each other Frank, or – perhaps better for fellow pubgoers – every member has to remain entirely silent for half an hour.
Mr. Romney generally rules out any opening for illegal immigrants.
"Congress generally has rules for us and rules for them, and the rules for them are very often more pleasant than the rules for us," Mr. Buckley said.
A clever negotiator can often receive payment of three months' to a year's salary, says Carol Silverman, a compensation consultant at William M. Mercer.There are no generally accepted rules for these deals.
So for example, if a zoning law characterized a church as an historic structure under generally applicable rules for determining such landmarks, the local archbishop could not be heard to complain that his freedom of religion had been singled out for disfavor.
Similarly, methodologists working internationally have established generally accepted rules for detecting systematic bias in primary studies, as well as for grading the quality and strength of the evidence reported in them.
According to the generally accepted rules for MAP, one of the highest cleavage probabilities is found when Ala is the second amino acid [ 24, 25], as in the ArtinM sequence.
In other words a calculation indicating a sample size of 100 will generally rule out the need for a study of size 500 but not one of 110; a sample size of 187 can be usefully rounded up to 200, and so on.
Although these studies suggest that the antitumour effect of mTOR ATP active-site inhibitors is predominantly mediated by blocking phosphorylation of 4EBPs and eIF4E hyperactivity, they cannot generally rule out a role for the inhibition of other translational regulators downstream of mTORC1.
