Because animation is less rule-bound than live action, writers can use the kind of shtick that would seem preposterous on film, even if it could be executed.
By many measures, though, Brown's eighties world was less rule-governed than the present, and some rascals show their colors early on its schoolyard turf.
Competition between countries to attract investment is less in rules than in their practical application.
However, having less irksome rules than American exchanges could help TSX hold on to its existing listings, and attract new ones.
Some industry executives and former and current government officials say one reason for the delay was that some government officials, in part because of a preference for fewer regulations, wanted less stringent rules than the F.D.A. is considering.
Under Stan Sr.'s light foot, driving on ice seems to be governed less by rules than by shared values, in this case the values of the engineer, not the speed demon.
This design procedure provides a real-time system identification scheme using less fuzzy rules than that of the other existing methods due to a new sliding-mode learning mechanism embedded in the identified model, which has robust stability not only for stabilization of the identified system but also for trajectory tracking control.
The arrangement of dróttkvætts followed far less rigid rules than the construction of the individual dróttkvætts.
The world's banks appear to be winning a reprieve from tough new capital requirements and curbs on risk-taking, as regulators and central bankers are moving toward less stringent rules than initially proposed.
Interestingly, in a Dutch study, young adolescents with CHD reported less rule- breaking behavior than healthy controls [ 27].
Less a rule than a hypothesis, Mr. Feeney's notion is that nations often experience a flowering of cinematic creativity about a decade and a half after undergoing a radical social and political transformation.
