Sentence examples for risk rules from inspiring English sources

The VPRS model is used to mine risk rules and determine the significance of risk indices from RE decision tables.

Dunn says the risk rules were routinely ignored in Valhalla: Every week position reports that detailed trading activities were written out in longhand and faxed to headquarters.

Alternatively, Type 2 errors might mean that this approach is too arbitrary, and 'misses' contract cheaters who do 'just-well-enough' on exams to escape the attention of these risk rules.

There were seven units (CRM_B, CRM_C, CRM, F, CRM_H, LAW_E, LAW_J, and LLB_J) that violated at least two of the risk rules at a rate that was significantly greater than expected.

Two different approaches are employed to define predictive risk rules.

But in 1994 those distinctions were eliminated when the risk rule was repealed.

But in 1988, a new restriction, known as the "risk rule," allowed the military to bar women even from noncombat roles to avoid exposing them to undue risks of direct combat, hostile fire or capture.

If not for the repeal of the risk rule, which said that "risks of direct combat, exposure to hostile fire or capture are proper criteria for closing noncombat positions or units to women," she probably would not have been where she was.

Instead, Clinton Defense Secretary Les Aspin replaced the risk rule in 1994 with the "Direct Ground Combat Definition and Assignment Rule," still the military's official policy.

The first Gulf War soon proved this doctrine untenable, however, as a clear gap emerged between the risk rule and the facts on the ground.

Aspin's rule gave women more options than the risk rule, but it also severely constrains them, excluding them from ground combat that could involve hostile fire and physical contact "well forward on the battlefield".