Sentence examples for obey to a from inspiring English sources

Bisetto and Scalise (1999) showed that it is realistic to consider N-P-N items as fully productive compound words in Italian, due to the fact that they obey to a set of classic compound-hood tests.

The day after the union and the league agreed on the penalties, Kessler said, media reports began to surface in which N.F.L. owners and executives "started to spill their guts and say the reason for all this had been because there had been a directive to teams to obey to a fantasy salary cap".

Using a probit model of big data adoption as well as a regression model returns to adoption, we find that big data returns can be enhanced significantly to the extent that companies obey to a few managerial and organization practices.

"There is a lot of criminal activity going on and you have to obey to a lot of rules.

This mechanism might obey to a homeostatic requirement to maintain a firing pattern in neurons with immature glutamatergic inputs.

For this purpose, random sequences must obviously obey to a certain model that takes into account some relevant properties of actual real-life sequences, where such models are usually based on statistical parameters only.

The reasoning process obeys to a cycle allowing to "learn" from new solved cases.

The proposed FDIR architecture obeys to a hierarchical one and fits the industrial requirements.

The reduction obeys to a first-order kinetic with a half-life of 70 min.

The computation of this weight obeys to a sub-optimality rule.

According to Baccino's model scanpath (2004), the activity of web browsing and navigation obeys to a sequential movement through the website's visual space and also to a quick overview on useful information.