Sentence examples for rule constitute from inspiring English sources

Estimates of these probability densities, coupled with an appropriate decision rule, constitute what is commonly referred to as statistical (or probabilistic) classifiers [40, 41].

Such a rule constitutes the prescriptive component (Westen 1990, chap. 3).

The sum rule constitutes a judicious choice as a data-independent, static combination function that does not require any training.

Following Kreiger, Milanović's suggestion is to assess which rule constitutes the lex specialis by looking at the relationship between specific norms, rather than regimes as a whole (Milanović 2011, citing Kreiger 2006).

Of course it would add greatly to the stability of this arrangement if these shells were somehow authorised as an official medium of exchange, and if a (rule constituted) system of rights and duties in relation to the exchange of these shells was introduced and enforced.

One of the most important figures of late antiquity and possibly the last Roman emperor to speak Latin as a first language, Justinian's rule constitutes a distinct epoch in the history of the Later Roman empire.

Our proposed clinical prediction rule constitutes a tool that can be used in addition to the usual process of diagnosing CWS by elimination.

Some critics say many of the rules constitute an attack on female sexuality.

Known collectively today as geometrical optics, the rules constitute an extremely useful, though very approximate, model of light.

The new rules constitute a "return of dictatorship," said Ziad al-Ajeeli, who directs the Society to Defend the Freedom of the Press, a nonprofit Iraqi group.

These rules constitute the core element of this concept.