Sentence examples for rules based on a from inspiring English sources

The design of a reinforced concrete beam was made as one would normally do for conventional concrete, by using practical performance-based rules based on a wide literature review to predict the mechanical and durability-related performance of recycled aggregate concrete.

The suspension of Mr. Adams's account seemed like an exception to Twitter rules based on a corporate relationship.

"Let's be very clear; athletes who have a TUE on their record have followed the rules based on a specific medical requirement.

In the nineteen-nineties, he worked on multiple cases helping the Bell companies try to avoid or nullify telecommunications regulation, and in the 2009 he helped Time Warner Cable fight net-neutrality rules, based on a theory of corporate First Amendment rights.

Those rules, based on a 1998 law, the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act, or Coppa, require operators of Web sites directed at children to notify parents and obtain their consent before collecting information like names, e-mail addresses and phone numbers from children under 13.

But guerrillas and authoritarian regimes have nothing to do with free choice: their rules, based on a rigorous, and sometimes cruel, interpretation of the Koran, are imposed by force or by tradition or a combination of the two .Most Muslims understand their religion as a message of liberation, tolerance, compassion and social justice," said Edward Mortimer, a British writer, in a recent lecture.

This last trend can be partially explained by simple combinatorial rules based on A-C-T-G nucleotide distribution [ 26].

"It seemed clear that the court was prepared to modify or vacate the rules based on an old, stale record.

Not only are these rules based on an inaccurate understanding of the underlying technology, they also create a fragmented privacy framework that deviates from the approach established by the Federal Trade Commission that has proven so effective in supporting innovation.

It is oriented by a Negotiation Logic, aiming at establishing cooperation between units by using a suite of fundamental rules based on an objective function defined by price, quality and delivery parameters.

Conscience, as used here, is any set of rules based on an ethic that is not always seen by the rest of humanity as having anything to do with justice or decency.