Sentence examples similar to rules hand from inspiring English sources

Historically, automated driving systems used rules hand-coded by engineers to recognize obstacles and make critical on-the-road decisions.

"China does everything by the rules handed down from the top.

In the beginning, there were the rules, handed down from the proverbial mount.

At the same time, the court upheld most of the media ownership rules handed down by the commission in 2008.

The serious players, moreover, like to go at it without any stuffy rules handed down by the card-playing equivalent of the Geneva Convention.

Both architecture and interior design in the 20th century have consciously broken with the many rules handed down from past eras.

They tended to look at matters of the spirit in the same way they regarded the laws of nature — as a series of immutable rules, handed down by God.

"The current process is a result of over a decade of collaboration between the athletes, the national sport federations and the U.S. Olympic Committee, all of which have approved the rules handed to Usada to operate," Tygart said in a statement.

For those who didn't follow rules handed down by God through man, these New World authorities could cut out your tongue, slice off your ears or execute you.

He admitted the shakeup had led to some "interesting results" but said the commission was constrained by the "very tight rules handed to us by parliament", which set limits on the size of the electorate within the new boundaries.

Renaissance prosodic theory had to face the fact of an accomplished poetry in the vernacular that was not written in metres determined by "rules" handed down from the practice of Homer and Virgil.