Full community members adhere to a common rule of prayer and Bible study and also profess a commitment to social justice.
All major religions have changed so much over time, and sprouted so many branches, that a common rule of thumb is: if they say they're Muslim, Christian, or Buddhist and don't reject the most essential tenets of the faith, then that's what they are.
The lack of a common rule-making and enforcing authority means, they argue, that the international arena is essentially a self-help system.
The number of bins was chosen to be 46 because that number: (1) is close to the square-root of the sample size, a common "rule of thumb" for choosing the number of intervals for a histogram; (2) describes the data clearly (see Figure 5); and, (3) divides into the total number of nucleotides in the genome with an acceptably small remainder.
If we use six months of imports as our yardstick (a common rule of thumb) then China has more than $3tn of excess reserves.
We have established that CHESS addresses the problem of seamless data integration across multiple sources of information by demonstrating a query that reproduces a common Rule of Five filter, on an integrated data set from three different sources.
Considering only the 42 work groups, this number gives us a ratio of more than five observations per factor, satisfying a common rule of thumb in psychometrics.
It's a common rule of the Internet that many of its horrid aspects wilt when deprived of their anonymity.
A common rule of thumb to determine the sample size of the development of a prediction model is at least ten events (fractures) per variable [ 16].
A common rule of thumb is that retirees need about 70% of their pre-retirement income to maintain their lifestyle after leaving the workforce, though not all is expected to be provided by Social Security.
Further, a common rule of thumb for business headquarters location is that quality of life for key personnel is decisive.
