These algorithms are becoming increasingly sophisticated, not just implementing a set of rules, but adapting to previous outcomes and improving.
The Kodo-kai has been a notably anti-authoritarian faction of the Yamaguchi-gumi, actively challenging both the police and the Japanese government while implementing a set of rules known as the "three no's": No members should confess to crimes.
But the company's engineers immediately hit a roadblock in the U.S. In 2007, the Environmental Protection Agency had implemented a set of strict pollution limits for diesel engines, and, after Barack Obama's election, tougher gas-mileage rules were imposed as well.
Additionally, tools within ad exchanges allow a publisher to implement a set of business rules that automate who can access and purchase the inventory and at what price, providing added control for publishers.
The procedure implements a set of logical rules that can be applied when calibrating the shapes of the membership functions of a fuzzy inference system.
For each stage, we systematically implement a set of connectivity rules to develop stage-superstructures, all of which are then integrated to generate a general superstructure that accounts for all types of chemicals that can be produced using microorganisms.
Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell (R) signed the legislation and gave the Virginia Board of Health 280 days to implement a set of "emergency" rules.
Berezikov et al. [8] presented a method (here called RegEx) to detect miRNA genes by using a set of rules (implemented as regular expressions) to first scan human-rodent conservation profiles and subsequently predicted RNA secondary structures.
The bill passed by unanimous vote in both the House and Senate in 2003, and in 2012, the Department of Justice issued a set of rules for implementing it.
For these reasons, a set of rules were first defined and then implemented, in order to prepare the 3DCityDB to be extended by an Application Domain Extension.
