He also understood that these inchoate rules distinguished who was "in" and who was "out" and thereby helped define membership in the guild of surgery.
How would the rule distinguish in practice whether a bank's market-making inventory was purely market-making or was straying into betting the firm's capital?
What rule distinguishes the words in green on the left from those in red on the right?
The order had its own rule, distinguished for its austerity, and devoted one-third of its possessions and revenues to the liberation of slaves.
May 6, 1769 Florence, Italy June 18 , 1824Florence, Italy Ferdinand III, (born May 6, 1769, Florence died June 18 , 1824 Florence) grand duke of Tuscany whose moderate, enlightened rule distinguished him from other Italian princes of his time.
For each pair of possible antecedents, the following rules [motivated by (Raghunathan et al., 2010)] are applied, in the sequence indicated, until a particular rule distinguishes a more likely antecedent: Do both antecedents precede the mention?
Both irradiated mouse fibroblasts and irradiated HDF were simulated using the same set of biological rules without introducing any rules to distinguish between them.
Similarly, we detect such rules to distinguish 100% of the normal samples from the cancer samples.
Several types of rules are distinguished, namely rules 1) to determine the belief that the agent is personally responsible, 2) to determine the desire to help, 3) to determine the belief that there is an opportunity to help and 4) to perform the action.
Some of the elementary rules to distinguish this difference is how the poem starts; ex. and when belongs to serious verse, and how to light.
