In this case, the age gap created by the minimum-age rule should narrow over time as the former repeat a grade and turn into one of the oldest in their class.12 Similarly, the grade gap i.e., being at least a year behind where the rest of the cohort should be must narrow at the same rate.
The plan was to phase in the rules over time, allowing clubs a small amount of leeway that would gradually be reduced.
Clarke told me, "Their whole movement comes up with these cutesy phrases — 'those who scare us, those who irritate us' — but those who violate society's rules over time need to pay the price.
At first, the rules must be developed by human programmers, but there is some hope that the machines will refine, revise, and even rewrite the rules over time, accounting for diversity, localism, and changes in values.
One way to control for the host of time invariant country – specific effects is to use longitudinal data and focus on the variations of institutional rules over time.
Facebook has continued to refine the rules over time, but has also shown that they are willing to break their own rules when revenue is at stake.
And Saturn, the last planet the ancients could see, ruled over time, structure, and death.
Many companies, business groups and lawyers have urged the SEC to phase in the new rules over time to help make it easier to comply.
During these simulations we monitored changes in the size of codons in tRNA rules over time.
This more inclusive approach aimed to account for changes in the business rules over time and the dynamic nature of code usage.
