Sentence examples for modified the rules of from inspiring English sources

In 1968, the publisher Funk & Wagnalls published a paperback edition of Abbott's New Card Games, in which Abbott slightly modified the rules of Baroque chess, but these changes never became popular.

Other new logics are obtained by modifying the rules of those games that are involved in the game-theoretical interpretation of first-order logic mentioned above.

The team was also inspired by the way that people often modify the rules of games when they're playing at home together, so the menu allows for a range of custom options.

The Taxi and Limousine Commission is expected to vote today to modify the rules of its next medallion auction to try to encourage the purchase of medallions specifically designated for wheelchair-accessible cabs, something it tried but failed to do in the last auction.

In 2000, hoping to fix the cosmic ray problem, Dr. Amelino-Camelia proposed modifying the rules of relativity so that there would be a limit to the momentum that any particle could have, just as now there is a limit to the velocity.

Schmittberger (1992) even reveals some workarounds to produce more balanced play without modifying the rules of gameplay.

A Hezbollah member told The New York Times that it appeared that Israel was "trying to modify the rules of engagement, and Hezbollah will never allow that".

But Republicans in Congress are using the Agriculture Committee's hearings to lay the groundwork for eventual changes to SNAP, which could include giving states more freedom to modify the rules of the program.

This means that they make decisions on the basis of rules and that they are ready to modify the rules on the basis of new information that becomes available.

Directed studies are warranted to determine the appropriateness of modifying the rule for scoring the mouth, since changes in the current mouth score correlated well with both clinician and patient-perceived response in oral GVHD.

We have made great progress in modifying the rules and needs of the athletes, media and spectators.