Sentence examples for represents the rules from inspiring English sources

Normal, in this sense, represents the rules and expectations that Nelson's family defies by existing.

The Boolean function f i : {0,1} n → {0,1} represents the rules of the regulatory interactions among the genes: v i(t + 1) = f i v(t)), i = 1, 2, …, n.

Allison represents the rule rather than the exception.

The key question: Which period represents the rule and which the exception?

But he and his government have themselves twisted the news too often for the public readily to assume that the Hutton vindication represents the rule, rather than an exception.

The idea that the EU could inspire an uprising seemed odd to some observers; Mr Kurkov makes clear that, to Ukrainians weary of venal government, Europe represents the rule of law.

This system represents the rule by which two discrete, cooperating populations reproduce from one generation to the next.

That lethal fighting represents the rule and coexistence the exception in nature can be explained by the life history of honeybees.

We also developed an XML language for representing the rules.

The current method is to develop BIM-R applications separately and represent the rules by coding or using proprietary formats, which has the problems of cost and efficiency.

We then use the closed itemsets and their generators (of generally low cardinality) to uniquely represent the rules in each class.