Sentence examples for mix of rules from inspiring English sources

His 1964 classic For 1, 2 or 3 People involves a mix of rules and indeterminacy.

It would be foolish to imagine that we could come up with just the right mix of rules and regulations to prevent this from happening again.

Originally Arneson played his own mix of rules and used rock, paper, scissors to resolve combat, but later adapted elements from his naval wargame rules which had an armor class system like that later used in D&D.

Australian guidelines for identifying those at risk are currently based on a confusing mix of rules and prescribing criteria for defining risk factor thresholds for 'high blood pressure' or 'high cholesterol' [ 9- 12].

Monetary policy would represent a schedule of mixes of rules and discretion on the part of the various issuers, with other fundamental decision-making operations thrown in for good measure, as the market always provides.

That dynamic is a mix of roleplaying rules (levels, experience points, etc) with wait-or-pay rules (energy, building with clicks, paying to shortcut) and guided goals through a repetitive activity (digging, questing, item assemblage).

Her book is an odd mix of "The Rules" and "The Prince".

M&A involves a complicated mix of statutes, rules, and precedents, from many areas of law, including corporate law, securities law, and antitrust.

If you can wade through the jokes and the prose, you get a middlebrow mix of punctuation rules and history.

During method development, a mix of rules-based filters (e.g. MFE) and manual/visual inspection of the folded extended miRNA were used to determine probable pre-miRNA candidates.

Swedish football was a code whose rules were a mix of the association football rules and the rugby football rules.