Sentence examples for modifying the rules of from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

In Chain World (2011), each subsequent player of the game's single copy modifies the rules of the universe.

Axions are particularly unusual in that they are expected to modify the rules of electricity and magnetism at a minute level.

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.

November 15, 1877 The Princetonian editorializes, "We regret that Yale has again been constrained to make herself obnoxious," in response to Yale's refusal to modify the rules of American football to have 15 players per team rather than 11.

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 general, this change has been considered one of "reform," defined loosely as the adoption of national laws to modify the rules of Islamic law (fiqh) that had been applicable and predominant in the particular country in an effort to improve the rights of women and children.

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.