Sentence examples for realistic rules from inspiring English sources

Modern trade agreements need to reduce friction and establish realistic rules regarding supply chains, including behind-the-border barriers in member economies, to produce real economic benefits (Green and Goodman 2016).

To answer this question, we designed a CSD-based co-evolutionary network model where both node activity states and connections between nodes keep co-evolving under two highly realistic rules, that is, the selfish rule and the following-others rule.

Shriver favors regulations on campaign fundraising, Carrick said, but wants more "realistic" rules that account for the cost of buying TV ads, radio spots and mailers.

In January it emerged that the insurer had been locked in discussions with regulators over its solvency position; it announced a £750m bond issue to meet tough new "realistic" reserving rules.

This model takes into account realistic physiological rules, the architecture of the plants and their demography.

We explored the utility of incorporating easily measured, biologically realistic movement rules into simple models of dispersal.

Of course, more realistic learning rules than the one that we implemented can be devised.

For this sake, let us speculate what would be similar or different if a model assumes more realistic interaction rules, e.g., by using co-folding of RNA molecules.

A more realistic mixing rule for these systems is proposed that is based on the asymmetric mixing rule introduced originally for the perturbed-hard-chain-theory (PHCT).

Are these rules realistic?

And we must develop more realistic and generous rules for its provision including agreement that the calculation of topping up should exclude voluntary bilateral provision of additional 100 per cent relief.