Sentence examples for rule appropriate from inspiring English sources

In this respect they resemble political rule, which is the form of rule appropriate when the ruler and the subject have equal and similar rational cacapacities.

In any event, there is clearly reason to approach the topic of dirty hands with a degree of suspicion regarding Lady Carbury's enthusiasm for "beneficent audacity" and her contempt for measuring exceptional people by the "ordinary rule" appropriate to the rest of us.

Note that the results of the last line of Table 8 should be discounted in view of the high probability of false-positive results corresponding to this scenario (Simu 3) for the D 0.05, 1.5) rule shown in Table 4. Thus, it is apparent that for the MIX model, it is hard to calibrate a good decision rule appropriate for a variety of spatial patterns of elevated risk.

The law would not allow the introduction of any new tobacco products unless they were ruled "appropriate for the protection of public health".

In thus laying the foundations of statistical mechanics, Boltzmann provided an object lesson in how to avoid recourse to the fundamental laws, replacing them with a new set of rules appropriate to highly complex systems.

Table 6 indicates the rules appropriate to fix the violated constraints.

The child who has not mastered this capacity sufficiently struggles when faced with restrictions and rules appropriate to his age.

In addition to training EventMine on the newly introduced corpus, we also introduced a set of generalization rules appropriate to the introduced types.

The regression coefficients, and hence the prognostic separation D statistic, from fitting either a Cox proportional hazards or a Weibull model should be asymptotically normal at least with large samples [ 15], thus making Rubin's rules appropriate.

They are currently contesting the Pentagon's new rules for "appropriate" grooming, rules, they object, that would force them to straighten their naturally wooly locks, and which limit braiding — a tradition with deep cultural symbolism in Africa and its diaspora.

But even beyond their expense and complexity, the real question is whether these rules are appropriate.