Sentence examples for geographic rules from inspiring English sources

But by eroding many of the geographic rules that exist in the media industry, it should hasten the arrival of "when I want, where I want" television.

But one look at the snow, the chopped-up field and the 147-yard pounding by Jaguars running back Fred Taylor underscores the world-turned-upside-down subtext to these playoffs: the geographic rules of football do not apply.

The Jacksonville Jaguars, whose grind-it-out running game belies the geographic rules of football, seemed an unlikely candidate to match Tom Brady and the pinball numbers he and the Patriots put up.

If the states in favor of giving the ITU "jurisdiction over the internet's operations and content" succeed in imposing geographic rules on the borderless internet, the change would quickly stifle innovation and the free exchange of ideas that have driven cyberspace's growth and influence.

Then, the geographic rule was a simple way to limit data collection and protect Americans' privacy.

The source sends a single copy of the packet to the FC, using high-priority transmissions and a novel delay-tolerant geographic forwarding rule, which we term Greedy Lazy Forwarding (GLF).

Herakles probably wished he had not stopped at chasing these Arabian birds away from Arcadia for, even in the small world of antiquity, geographic migration ruled.

The declaration, from a Ministry of National Defense spokesman, Col. Yang Yujun, accompanied the ministry's release of a map, geographic coordinates and rules in Chinese and English that said "China's armed forces will take defensive emergency measures to respond to aircraft that do not cooperate in identification or refuse to follow orders".

I followed the same rules of geographic orientation as if I were walking alongside a quiet river.

And because AT&T's and Verizon's own land-based services operate mostly in discrete geographic markets, each cartel rules its domain as a near monopoly.

So, the migration experience includes major changes in the person's environment, with the incorporation of a new physical context, institutional and sociocultural (climatic and geographic changes in the rules and values), so it will be necessary to adjust to the new social position with a major transformation of its network of social relationships.