Sentence examples for rules discussed from inspiring English sources

Weighting policy, instances selection, classifier diversity and so on is the main rules discussed in previously researches.

Similarly, by applying the appropriate rules discussed in previous section, precedence for the encountered grammar symbols is determined.

The search engine rules discussed earlier suggest that under many circumstances search engines will return publications with an author whose initials matches any part of the query name's initials.

There is considerable evidence that the pair-based rules discussed above cannot give a full account of STDP.

However, the number of plausible structures can be reduced dramatically when several rules discussed above are applied.

These results show that by following the rules discussed above, films with optimal optical performance can be obtained even with a simple apparatus.

Over tens of thousands of years, members of our species have governed their lives by rules, discussing what precepts should be enforced.

An early example is Kenneth May's (1952) characterization of majority rule, discussed below.

This rule (discussed in next sections) helps the nodes to maintain neighbor lists with least velocity.

In particular, the second order term in this theory is called the Fermi golden rule, discussed, for example, in Landau Lifshitz [407, pp. 140 153].

Systems S1 and S2 have been formulated by following the mnemonic rule discussed in the work of (Gupta et al. [2005a], [b]) using transition diagrams.