Organizational law also supplies a set of proprietary rules that provide for asset partitioning.
Many of such research-oriented databases are built as legacy systems with proprietary regulations, regulated by different levels of privacy rules, for example [36, 37].
The YPT system has been programmed using Pro-Change Behavior Systems, Inc.'s proprietary behavior change software that utilizes spreadsheets, within which statistical decision rules for generating patient feedback, assessment questions and response options, and multimedia specifications are programmed and configured.
Linux developers in China say some overseas colleagues worry that China may not play by the rules for collaborating and sharing and may adapt Linux to create a proprietary system instead.
In the third step, we used the decision-tree learning algorithm to extract rules for the choice of the drug, according to its international non proprietary name (INN), for patient profiles for which the choice of the type of treatment and the pharmaco-therapeutic classes of medications were recommended either by the guidelines or the rules learnt during the previous steps.
In addition, a series of quality-control filters (proprietary critical rule sets) are used to screen susceptibility test results for patterns indicative of testing error; suspect results are removed from analysis for laboratory confirmation.
The Volcker Rule, for example, means that today the mightiest trading firm, Goldman Sachs, is effectively blocked from proprietary trading.
Risk Management Senate Version Volcker Rule: Banks prohibited from proprietary trading except for transactions that benefit customers.
States' rules generally contain a "trade secrets" provision that allows companies to withhold public disclosures of certain chemicals so they can avoid giving away proprietary recipes for the fracking fluids.
Facebook uses proprietary protocols for Facebook Connect.
