Sentence examples for rules from a from inspiring English sources

But it appears that he borrowed many of the rules from a book published in 1944.

"If we respected all the rules from A to Z, prices would be considerably higher for what you eat".

He was elegantly dressed, and smoked, in flagrant contravention of college rules, from a long cigarette holder.

At the same time, the international standards, whose authors sought to combine the best rules from a range of competing national standards, have been gaining momentum abroad.

Statistics, case histories, newspaper headlines, a set of rules from a guidebook: the characters in Kia Corthron's "Force Continuum" recite such things with the fervor of desperate souls in prayer.

At a time when the ideal of amateurism in college athletics appears shakier than ever, Yahoo Sports reported Tuesday that University of Miami players and recruits received thousands of benefits in violation of N.C.A.A. rules from a booster from 2002 through 2010.

We also compare rules from an interim-viewpoint.

(2) Can batch control be improved by extracting control rules from an experimental approach?

Pseudowires, like any other MPLS LSP, can be created manually by provisioning the labels in the LSRs, and defining the forwarding rules from an NMS.

Our main contribution is to formally define the translation rules from an adequate subset of AADL (including thread component, port communication, behavior annex and mode change) into TASM.

We propose a method for building accurate association rules from an EHR by linking different pathological conditions and medications.