Sentence examples for rule aiming at from inspiring English sources

The PF scheduler [34] is based also on a channel-aware scheduling rule aiming at maximizing the logarithmic-sum-throughput of the system, that is U ( t ) = ∑ m = 1 N m ln ( T ¯ m ( t ) ). (38).

Paraplegic triathletes face a similar rule aimed at leveling the playing field.

The United States Department of Housing and Urban Development has adopted a rule aimed at limiting the sometimes predatory practice called "house flipping".

Similarly, the American rule aimed at preventing round trips has a lot more detail than the international one.

IN addition, the S.E.C. has proposed a rule aimed at clarifying when investors are eligible to pay a reduced front-end load.

It is also demanding that headlines not be superimposed over photographs, a rule aimed at protecting corporate sponsors like Heineken and Toshiba.

With his company's stock buybacks making waves and a tax proposal dubbed the "Buffett Rule" aimed at the wealthy, Mr. Buffett has thrust himself in the headlines.

Case in point: the F.D.A. has sent warning letters to two large egg producers saying they violated a two-year-old rule aimed at preventing salmonella contamination.

Under the rule, aimed at reducing the likelihood of another financial crisis, banks can no longer place bets with their own money.

Although offshore sailing will never be entirely safe, a new rule aimed at making the Volvo Ocean race more compelling seems to have increased the risks.

More greenhouse gas regulations may be coming, and a rule aimed at reducing sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions across state lines may be reissued.