Sentence examples for rule logic from inspiring English sources
In addition, this paper involves rule logic and IfcDoc-based BIM data validation developed based on the logical rule compositions of identified rules types and checking scenarios.
But if it took 16 years to produce an account of the first 29 years of Communist rule, logic dictates the harder-to-write account of the subsequent 33 years won't be out before 2030.
The organisational process of building the broad nationwide alliances necessary to defend Iraq's oil is becoming a catalyst for undermining sectarianism and the divide and rule logic of occupation.
With housing in New York City an increasingly scarce and costly commodity, and under the hoary "two can live as cheaply as one" rule, logic would seem to dictate that couples would move heaven and earth to place themselves under a single roof.
We present the design, and analyze the performance of a multi-stage natural language processing system employing named entity recognition, Bayesian statistics, and rule logic to identify and characterize heart disease risk factor events in diabetic patients over time.
✓ Identify redundancy and overlapping rule logic.
On this basis, we have introduced the term "fractal logic" to describe networks of networks where at the various levels of the nested organization the same rules (logic) to perform operations are used.
They don't tend to like their parent's rules, logic or reasoning but it doesn't mean the effort shouldn't be made.
The available information includes clinical rules, logic flow of disease progression in time, as well as a live stream of numerical ICU data at a certain frequency.
Each GARP model is composed of 50 if-then type rules (logic, range, negated range and atomic) which predict the presence or absence of the species for each pixel.
An agent-based model (i.e., the automaton) is thus composed of agents (autonomous entities), rules (logic or mathematical), a simulation environment (source of local information), and a set of initial and boundary conditions.
