Sentence examples for rules are evident from inspiring English sources
The poem is the real puzzle; its readers are the expectant eleven-year-olds, making sense of a world whose rules are evident only to the authorities.
Whilst respondents appeared readily able to choose 'best' attribute levels for the CHU9D health states, a large amount of random variability and indeed different decision rules were evident for the choice of 'worst' attribute levels, to the extent that the best and worst data should not be pooled from the statistical perspective.
One element of the misery caused by President Saddam Hussein's rule was evident on Tuesday evening, when a wealthy Kurdish man donated meat to this encampment of people Mr. Hussein has forced from their homes.
In Drosophila, eve and other pair-rule genes are expressed with double-segment periodicity: seven transverse 'pair-rule' stripes are evident as a full complement in the blastoderm embryo at cellularization.
In the class Malacostraca, which includes the decapods, there is a consistent body plan: the trunk (which follows the head) is divided into two distinct regions, an anterior thorax of eight somites and a posterior abdomen of seven somites, although as a rule only six are evident in the adult.
That Mr. Cain, a former executive at Godfather's Pizza and Burger King who has never held public office, writes his own rules has been evident since the beginning of his campaign for the Republican nomination in the spring.
Still, improvements are evident.
"The benefits are evident.
