Sentence examples for mean rules from inspiring English sources

You should buy this book for the chapter entitled "The Rules of Golf" alone — or just for the chapter-ending lines alone: "So, yes, we have to have rules, I mean Rules.

The three possible implementations of multiple criteria for identification that they analyzed were: "and," "or," and "mean" rules.

I don't mean rules about which fork goes where or what to say when someone sneezes.

Just because you're on vacation doesn't mean rules of etiquette go out the window — be courteous to fellow passengers.

We have combined the reliability and the separability measures using the mean (average) rule.

At worst, it may mean rule by mob.

In the west, technocracy doesn't mean rule by engineers.

"Democracy" derives from two Greek words that mean "rule of the people".

Moreover, the proposed rule miner outperformed the other algorithms in terms of mean rule length and mean ruleset size.

Reverberation in shallow swater with a thermocline shows strong depth dependence, and the theoretical geometric mean rule of reverberation intensity was demonstrated by experiment.

A middle ground between these rules is the "mean" rule.