Sentence examples for rules for the present from inspiring English sources

In English, a child first masters the grammatical rules for the present tense (e.g., "I want") and begins to use the present progressive ending ("-ing") and the plural.

However, neuro-fuzzy technique as an extension of fuzzy systems has this advantage over fuzzy that input output relation, in the form of rules, for the presented data, is created automatically.

18 For the original project, the Department of Vital Statistics identified a random sample of potential participants, but current confidentiality rules prevented similar identification for the present study.

The ruling body of British horse racing has once more found itself defending its whip rules following criticism from Australia of the 2011 report that provided the basis for the present rules.

In this section, the lateral movement rules for the proposed model are presented.

The purpose of the study was described to the respondents during the introduction and basic rules for the focus groups were presented (e.g. no right or wrong answers, allow everyone to speak and value everyone's comments).

They note that under these two proposed rules all of the present names for 99% of the planets around single stars are preserved as informal forms of the IAU sanctioned provisional standard.

"You're usually able to write rules for the future, not for the present".

Individual families, where the distribution of cancers seems to depart from the general rules, are not rare and, for the present, it may be wise to take at least as much account of the previous history of the family in question as of the statistical findings from large-scale surveys.

Hence, GB diffusion and sliding are ruled out as dominant deformation for the present NC Ta films.

Furthermore, we present two rules for the fusion of local state estimations, considering the influence of clutter on the PHD filter.