(Weng et al. 2003) applied the GA to the manufacturing rule oriented cutting of a sectional steel problem for the shipbuilding industry.
Those who tend to be attracted to law school in the first place tend to be logical thinkers (rule oriented) and have low EQ levels.
Stable cultures are predictable, rule oriented and bureaucratic and they are usually encountered in public sector institutions.
"Thinking of the parable of the Prodigal Son," Chambers continued, "we failed to be the father and we became the religious, rules-oriented older brother".
"My own view is that while there is tremendous amount of ecological variability, humans have as a rule been oriented toward the most difficult, highest quality foods in an environment," Dr. Kaplan said in a telephone interview.
Two main rules for orienting MTs in plants have been proposed; perpendicular to maximal strain directions, and parallel to maximal stress directions [4], [16].
In the initial prototype a set of software-specific file parsers were developed to automatically extract common data elements (metadata) and publish the raw data (i.e. the input and output files) to a distributed file system using iRODS (integrated Rule-Oriented Data System [17]).
In this paper, analysis procedures based on both the oriented rule and the closed rule are described, followed by a description of a proposed method for block progressive failure analysis.
Prospective amendments in retirement rules should be oriented to link the possibility of retiring and the benefit rights not only to contribution efforts but also to life expectancy.
The observation that typically, the lipid-exposed faces of TM proteins are evolutionarily more variable and less charged than their core provides a simple rule for orienting their constituent helices.
