Sentence examples for rules capable from inspiring English sources

Dr Wolfram proposes an even deeper law, that the universe is underpinned by a set of simple computational rules capable of producing vast complexity, and that nature is just "sampling what's out there in the computational universe".

In this case, one of the main challenges for researchers engaged in fatigue problems is to propose simple rules capable of accounting for these complex situations.

In section 4.3 we then consider a parametric reform of the pension/unemployment rules capable of delivering part of the advantages of a stronger attachment to the labor market.

Pfizer's arguments failed in Britain, for example, because its patent was ruled too "obvious": the imaginary skilled but uninventive technician that the courts use to judge such matters was ruled capable of deducing Pfizer's invention from existing public knowledge.

A phenomenological plastic flow rule capable of reproducing these behaviors is developed.

But this does not mean that after all each individual is nothing more than an egoist seeking his or her own happiness and that there is no basis in human nature for a rule capable of resolving conflicts.

First, Kant is wrong to think that 'the rightness or wrongness of an individual act can be inferred with certainty from its falling or not falling under a rule capable of being universalised' (FE 189; also KT 25).

The Pythagoreans seek in the number the rule capable of limiting reality, to give order and understanding to the universe.

In this cohort study, a group of people who all received the same treatment (spinal manipulation and range-of-motion exercises) was investigated with the aim of constructing a clinical prediction rule capable of identifying people likely to improve with this treatment.

An in-depth analysis of the GMACA rule space establishes the fact that more heterogeneous CA rules are capable of executing complex computation like pattern recognition.

As a result of these experiments, we demonstrate that partially granular fuzzy rules are capable of providing a significant improvement to fuzzy rule interpretability, and we believe that granular fuzzy models present an exciting avenue of future research in human centric systems.