Sentence examples for preferential rules from inspiring English sources

The Senate vote will be according to new optional preferential rules, designed to stop the "gaming" of preference flows which saw the election of micro-party candidates on tiny proportions of the vote.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Process of extracting the most dominant and preferential rules.

The member rules {ar (_{02, }) ar (_{08})} belonging to E(_{2}) are the most dominant and preferential rules in "AR-set(backslash )E(_{1})".

MDP(_{mathrm mathrm{REF}}) is short for most dominant and preferential rules; it is threshold-free and it does not discard any measure, so more objective and contributes to solve the dimensionality more than other approaches without losing information [15].

Table 3 shows a set of ARs on which MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) Algorithm is applied and the obtained results are these two rules: ar (_{10}) and ar (_{05}) the most dominant and preferential rules (MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) rules).

The selected association rules via the MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) algorithm are called MDP(_{mathrm {REF}}) rules, Most Dominant, and Preferential rules, and it is, therefore, obvious that the said algorithm combines the notion of dominance and preference to mine rules and helps shrink the dimensionality character of results.

Each node of a heuristic obeys preferential attachment rules akin to Hebbian learning rules, and contains a unique bit-string or information sequence representing perceived, planned, and executed behavioral strategies.

Mozambique is expected to apply to join SACU; others may do so once a deal is done.The Africans' interest is to guard preferential export rules enshrined in the temporary African Growth and Opportunity Act, passed by Congress in 2000.

Model networks are grown with known preferential attachment rules to test the method, which is seen to be robust.

This paper reports results from surveys designed to measure voters' perceptions of candidates' campaigns, comparing places with plurality elections to those that used preferential voting rules.

However, the scale-free degree distribution shows some differences from that of a model network grown using the obtained preferential attachment rules, implying that other factors are also important in the growth process.