Sentence examples for rule to explain from inspiring English sources
Today, chief executives throughout corporate America often cite that rule to explain why they sell some businesses and buy others.
A damage model was proposed based on a linear damage rule to explain the damage behavior of the adhesive zone in combination with the Mohr Coulomb failure criterion.
Obama invoked his Christian faith and the "Golden Rule" to explain his position, said Stephen Mansfield, author of "The Faith of Barack Obama".
(Additional file 6 table 9-11) This approach provides a mathematical rule to explain how to adjust the odds of a protein-protein pair interaction based on new predictive evidence.
This time, there are no obvious changes in rules to explain the plunge.
The study shows a diagram of the wooden construction data model and some rules to explain components' connectivity, and a user interface model.
Rules of inference would be formulated to explain what one takes to be valid scientific reasoning, much as one might formulate deductive inference rules to explain valid inferences of mathematicians.
It should be noted that the interest in grouping processes originated with the effort of Gestalt psychologists who have been the first to study grouping comprehensively as part of the general process of perception [130] (1920s, 1930s) and formulated a set of rules to explain the groupings perceived by humans.
Earlier analysis [ 15] of the location of RNA targets within transcripts did not detect any rules to explain why particular residues within a protein sequence were affected by codon changes while other residues were not altered.
(A madrasha subject teacher at Fulgazi, Feni, during in-depth interview) The student-participants in FGDs stated that their teachers laid emphasis on the religious rules to explain socially-accepted sensitive issues.
Based on these results, there is no need for several rules to explain MT behaviors at different scales or in different tissues in response to mechanical signals and perturbations, and this parsimony might be one of the defining features of mechanical signaling, when compared to molecular signaling.
