Sentence examples for rule for measuring from inspiring English sources

But the rules for snowboard cross are not well defined: suits must be two-piece and speed suits are not allowed, but, according to Kathrin Hostettler, an FIS spokeswoman, there is no rule for measuring how tight they are.

76 N.J.L. at 595-597, 72 A. at 305-306. 2. In his opinion in Behan, Justice Bradley suggests that the normal rule for measuring the plaintiff's damages in cases of this sort is costs incurred ("what he has already expended towards performance"), less "the value of materials on hand," plus the profits that would have been made if the contract had been completed.

Labour instituted Cabinet Office rules for measuring the consequences of every legal change on courts, businesses and so on.

Transparent, universal rules for measuring, verifying and reporting emissions with all countries adopting climate change adaptation plans.

In the upside-down world of the "losing" contract, how should we apply our standard rules for measuring damages, rules which have been constructed upon entirely different assumptions?

Everyone can make up their own rules for measuring monthly active users," Kik's head of data told me in June as it began looking at different signs of engagement.

Everyone can make up their own rules for measuring monthly active users," Kik's head of data told me in June as it began looking at different signs of engagement.

Last week the National Association of Insurance Commissioners issued proposed rules for measuring the Medical Loss Ratio (MLR), a key instrument for controlling health insurance premiums.

There is a large literature on "scoring rules": methods for measuring how good a probability is relative to the actual state of the world (Brier 1950; Savage 1971; Joyce 2009; Pettigrew 2011).

Killip and Simon [24] have given a revival interest to this subject by showing a quite surprising sum rule for measures dominating the semicircular distribution on [−2,2].

In fact, according to CityMetric, there are no specific rules in place for measuring or monitoring the environmental impact of the Olympics, or of any similarly-vast sporting events.