Sentence examples similar to making rules based from inspiring English sources

The indirect mapping method integrates many factors and weighs the importance of different variables using subjective decision-making rules, based on the experience of the geoscientists involved (Lei and Jing-feng, 2006; Feizizadeh and Blaschke, 2013a).

["Multi-stakeholder" refers to all Internet participants on an equal footing making the rules and is considered more "people-centered" while "multilateral" refers to the state making the rules based on the idea of the sovereignty of the nation-state representing its citizens.].

Making the rules based on the transgressions of the few would create a very oppressive online world.

We'll let you judge the quality of Thicke's performance in "Making the Rules" based on Vulture's compilation of the movie's highlights.

When the NFL makes rule changes based on safety concerns, or more accurately to give the appearance that the game is safer, the universal complaint is: "Why don't you just put a skirt on them"?

Fundel et al. (2007) made use of rules based on dependency parse trees of sentences.

Honestly, I don't think the App Store reviewers have the leeway to make exceptions to the rules based on their own philosophies.

Simpler form of rule-based modelling [ 16, 17] makes it possible to converts rules based on various sources of knowledge, such as literature and computational models of different formalisms.

Each approaching car makes decisions according to the rules based on exchanging information using vehicle-2-vehicle communication.

The model made use of minimized local rules based on empirical data that determines the development of the foraging territory.

But it also lets individual universities to make their own campus-specific rules based on "specific safety considerations and the uniqueness of the campus environment," opening the door for schools to create "gun-free zones".