Sentence examples for rule oriented from inspiring English sources

(Weng et al. 2003) applied the GA to the manufacturing rule oriented cutting of a sectional steel problem for the shipbuilding industry.

In his seminal text, Les jeux et les hommes (1958), sociologist Roger Caillois defines play as (i) free and voluntary, (ii) separate from ordinary life, (iii) without a predetermined outcome, (iv) unproductive (not producing any goods), and (v) either rule oriented or make-believe (not both).1 From this perspective, play is what we do on our own time, outside of the university.

Those who tend to be attracted to law school in the first place tend to be logical thinkers (rule oriented) and have low EQ levels.

Stable cultures are predictable, rule oriented and bureaucratic and they are usually encountered in public sector institutions.

Since there's no way everyone could come out ahead, there's no point in trying to create a system of rules oriented toward that outcome.

This complex issue needs to be accounted for from the early stages of the design of dams and reservoirs until the definition of operation rules oriented toward sustainable management of water and sediments.

Gordon Caplan, a co-chairman of an international law firm, allegedly told Singer he was "sort of rules oriented" and worried about someone taking a test on his daughter's behalf.

In order to promote the conservation of game fish as well as responsible and ethical angling practices, tournament organizer have developed angling rules oriented toward no-kill fishing and minimizing post release mortality of caught fish.

"Thinking of the parable of the Prodigal Son," Chambers continued, "we failed to be the father and we became the religious, rules-oriented older brother".

"My own view is that while there is tremendous amount of ecological variability, humans have as a rule been oriented toward the most difficult, highest quality foods in an environment," Dr. Kaplan said in a telephone interview.

The observation that typically, the lipid-exposed faces of TM proteins are evolutionarily more variable and less charged than their core provides a simple rule for orienting their constituent helices.