Sentence examples similar to rule the example from inspiring English sources

If the rule does not match such widespread usage, it is the rule, not the example, that has to go.

The derived rule from the example "if a compound's fingerprint has Bit1 set and Bit7 not set then it tends to be active" provides intuitive interpretation of a relationship between the biological activity and chemical features.

On the other hand, the comparative standards contain something normative — a moral or legal rule, in the example, the U.S. laws — specifying how those falling under the norm are to be treated.

Upon further investigation, the rules matching the example patient (Rules 1 4) are more general than the rules provided by the VC-DomLEM classifier.

Dell and HP, for example, ruled the roost while upstarts from Asia like Sony positioned themselves in the consumer electronics market.

'And men rule.'" The example of Gujarat shows that raw data is only half the story.

The covering method is developed as an iterative process that allows us to obtain a set of fuzzy rules covering the example set.

The judge ruled, for example, that the company not only used its market power to defend its monopoly in operating systems but also illegally tried to monopolize the market for Internet browsing software.

The courts have ruled, for example, that the telephone white pages cannot be copyrighted because the only arrangement involved is alphabetical.

A functor does some calculations with the parameters it receives from the Rule, for example the new call.

The semantic rule "treatment" from the example can combine drug database and disease database.