Sentence examples for rules built from inspiring English sources

The new rules built on the legislative victories Mr. Obama won during his first two years in office.

The neural network starts with no rules built in.

The CEM has rules built in to adapt to the customer's history.

Instead, they rely on static rules built by experts of the railway infrastructure based on classical univariate statistic.

The agents' behavior was modeled using fuzzy rules built by means of content analysis of newspapers and in-depth interviews with experts from the financial area.

The variables and decision rules built into the model structure provide the basis for a dialogue between the theories of collective action and future experimental designs to test and improve such theories.

The Fed's new rules build on these protections.

"Power Rules" builds on that lifetime of experience with power and is a witty and acerbic primer for moderate pragmatists.

The bureau's rules build on the settlement by applying many of its recommendations and other standards across the industry, which includes many of the largest banks like Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase.

While the world stews over the economic crisis, Dubai works to its own rules: build it and they will come.But it is not just hotels, office blocks and holiday resorts that are rising skywards from the sands.

Other supporters of exclusionary rules build their arguments on a wide range of different considerations.