Sentence examples for rule named from inspiring English sources

Then, we built a trading rule named Rule 1v.

There was a now a rule named after her.

(This generalization is called the Markovnikov rule, named after Russian chemist Vladimir Markovnikov, who proposed the rule in 1869).

Consider the Volcker Rule, named for its chief proponent, Paul A. Volcker, a former chairman of the Federal Reserve.

The use of the reconciliation process is governed by the Byrd Rule, named for America's senior senator Robert Byrd.

For example, a recent neocognitron uses a new learning rule, named add-if-silent, which makes the learning process much simpler and more stable.

With regulators blessing the first draft of the rule - named after Paul A. Volcker, a former Federal Reserve chairman and former adviser to President Obama - the fight over its esoteric details kicks into high gear.

When the Volcker Rule -- named for former Fed chairman Paul Volcker -- was first introduced, it was declared dead on arrival by Washington pundits.

But an aide said that to institute the threshold, Democrats probably would have to amend the Budget Act of 1974, which includes the so-called Byrd rule -- named after the late Sen. Robert Byrd (D-W.Va).

The Volcker Rule -- named for former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker, who also advised Obama -- sought to ban banks that accept federally insured deposits from taking proprietary bets in the securities markets, restricting them to safer, traditional lending.

The poll found two-thirds of Republicans also support the so-called "Buffett Rule" –- named after famed investor Warren Buffett, who proposed increasing taxes on wealthy in a recent op-ed in The New York Times.