His phrase "an act of war against our country," when played backward, revealed the phrase "Rule the planet".
Its loosely phrased rules were, in the words of one of those involved, "among the shittest regulations ever drawn up".
This is related to Owyang's first (oddly phrased) rule, "don't fondle the hammer".
In the Double Jeopardy! round and in the Daily Double in the Jeopardy! round, the phrasing rule is followed more strictly, but contestants are still permitted to correct themselves before their time runs out.
These are automatically induced from an aligned corpus, and the lowest hierarchical layer corresponds to phrase-to-phrase translation rules like those in ordinary phrase-based translation.
Chomsky argued (on technical grounds; see Chomsky 1957, ch.1) that grammars must be enriched with a second type of rule, known as 'transformations.' Unlike phrase structure rules, transformations operate on whole sentences (or more strictly, their phrasemarkers); they allow for the generation of new sentences (/phrasemarkers) out of old ones.
The way this need has typically been met is by admitting a far greater number of phrase structure rules than linguistic parsimony would sanction say, 10,000 or more rules instead of a few hundred.
And the phrase "rules-based" means that the players are acting purposefully and seeking to maximize their own advantages, rather than behaving passively, or randomly.
Both populations used the same syllables and phrases to compose their songs, both included similar numbers of phrases and syllables per song, both followed the same global phrase order rules, and at both locations, individuals showed extensive and variable use of repeats within songs.
We used simple prepositional phrase detection rules for the echocardiography reports and suppressed value assignments between attributes inside of a detected prepositional phrase and values outside of it.
Phrase the rules in positive ways.
