Sentence examples for is based on rules from inspiring English sources
But regulators need to re-establish the idea that intervention is based on rules.
Weak points of the model are that the rut depth must be estimated and that the shape of the pressure distribution exerted by the tire on the bottom of the rut is based on rules of thumb.
Systematic studies of such flow situations have not been reported in the literature and the design of such ducting systems is based on rules of thumb and scaled-model testing.
The principle of this controller is based on rules established from experiments used with a classical controller and from the knowledge and the expertise of the operators of the reactor.
Darts, model aircraft flying, ballooning, angling, billiards and snooker are all recognised while bridge is not, even though it is based on rules, fairness and competition, Richard Clayton QC, for the EBU, said at the start of the two-day hearing at the high court.
This country is based on rule by law, not rule by men.
The adequacy of software metrics is validated by the rule accuracy algorithm which is based on rule induction technique.
The suggested WIDDS, which is based on rule-promotion approach, has been tested for three oilseeds crops – soybean, groundnut and rapeseed-mustard.
Being based on rules, not a dictionary, it occupies only three kilobytes of memory; T9 needs as much as 100 kilobytes.
Several biographers have called attention to his hand-copied list of 110 precepts from The Rules of Civility and Decent Behaviour in Company and Conversation, which was based on rules of etiquette originally composed by Jesuit scholars in 1595.
