Finally, the rules of reference voltage selection are discussed.
She argues that works of art symbolize states of mind ("feelings"), but that the relation is not to be explained in terms of any rule of reference such as operates in language.
We obtain basically the same result with k=2 and k=3, which is within the range of the rule-of-thumb recommendations (references listed in KNN section of the complete analysis).
The Rules of Golf contain no references to the words mulligan, foot wedge or gimme, yet it is a rare round that doesnt feature all three.
Mr. Ashcroft, the notes said, reviewed his legal objections to the eavesdropping program and complained to Mr. Gonzales and Mr. Card that he had been "barred from obtaining the advice he needed on the program by the strict compartmentalization rules of the WH," a reference to the extreme secrecy imposed by the White House.
These are the "rules of the road" I reference whenever we talk about trade deals, because for all the talk about jobs, jobs, jobs, it's these rules by which we trade that comprise these deals.
In consultations registered as psychosocial with emphasis on the person, rules of thumb often included reference to the patient as a known person.
In response, Brandt argues for what he calls ideal rule utilitarianism, which makes the frame of reference for rule consideration not the actual rules available, but the ideal rule, i.e., the rule that would be optimific (productive of the best possible consequences), were it employed.
The president also praised the role of the Australian alliance in the US pivottowardsrds Asia and work to uphold the international "rules of the road" – an apparent reference to the dispute over China's claims in the South China sea.
The invitation extended to him, but bizarrely denied to two former Labour prime ministers, has been explained by reference to rules of protocol that now clearly need to be changed.
