Sentence examples for rules is shown from inspiring English sources

A first high level example of modeled SBF rules is shown in Listing 1. Line 4 - 19 describe possible technical rules, while line 21 - 26 models a business flow rule.

An example of applying such translation rules is shown as below: Title: Moxifloxacin Evidence sentence e k : Moxifloxacin comes as tablet to take by mouth.

A comparison of the transition times with local and global hopping rules is shown for a small lattice with L = 10.

The control rules are shown in Eqs.

The fuzzy if-then rules are shown in Table 1.

The inhibiting and strengthening weights update rules are shown in Eqs. 9 and 10, respectively.

In Table4, only four rules are shown for each traffic class for the sake of illustration.

Flaws in Sandewall's set of rules are shown and a revised set of rules is proposed.

Through illustrative numerical examples, simplicity and efficiency of the proposed algorithm and the effectiveness of the represented rules are shown.

Finally, the cautious and bold rules are shown to be particular members of infinite families of conjunctive and disjunctive combination rules based on triangular norms and conorms.

The corresponding rules are shown in Listing 2. These rules make use of a generic subdivision scheme (mass facade floor window) which works for many modern styles.