Sentence examples for rules existing from inspiring English sources
Depending on the clustering rules, existing clustering algorithms can be roughly divided into three categories: hierarchical clustering, partition based clustering, and grid-based clustering.
As Baldwin (1993) mentions that the rapidly increasing FTAs will eventually contribute to trade liberalization and by conforming to FTA rules will drive traders to pressure regimes to coordinate the rules existing in FTAs.
Wireless companies claim the FCC's regulation will create problems in urban areas, where local zoning rules, existing leases and structural limitations could make it impossible to add batteries or backup generators to cell sites.
"I'm not going to change the person that I am just for the sake of some rules existing in one country".
Our goal was to determine rules existing between tissues and phenotypes based on an extensive annotation set, similar to the Gene Ontology studies.
These intra-chromosomal and intra-species violations suggest that there may not be any strict rule existing in cells to maintain ISFDP in chromosomes.
EPA says the rules, which augment existing rules on methane pollution in some states, will reduce emissions by between 340,000 and 400,000 short tons annually by 2025.
Rules for existing power plants could be issued by 2015 or 2016, Ms. McCarthy indicated.
The task force is not proposing new rules for existing single-family homes.
There's nothing in the pension legislation forcing insurers to apply the new rules to existing policies.
But doubts over the takeover emerged this week after Wrexham raised concerns over "stringent" Football Association FAA) rules concerning existing debtors.
