"satisfy the rules" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to follow or comply with the rules. Example: The students must satisfy the rules of the school in order to maintain good standing.
In some cases, six, seven or even 10 versions of the same product have to be made to satisfy the rules imposed by various countries.
An algorithm can check if these satisfy the rules of the system, and proceed to look for premises for these, or to quit if we hit an axiom.
IncRepair linearly processes tuples in (Delta D) applying fixes that have the least (texttt {costfix}) among the candidates (t'_j)s that satisfy the rules.
"We're developing critical technology for landing and hopping, both to satisfy the rules for the Google Lunar X Prize, and to provide an innovative, regional-scale science measurement capability.
It was a sour end to a difficult weekend for Webber, who was disqualified from qualifying because Red Bull did not put enough fuel in his car to satisfy the rules and started from the pit lane.
We will now do so, making selected stops to see what animals we can infer would satisfy the rules of kashrut and thus be acceptable to a hypothetical observant time traveler.
Colleges could satisfy the rule if student debt burdens were low compared to their earnings.
The renewable fuel requirement means some of Cool Planet's best prospective customers could even be oil companies, who will be looking for ways to satisfy the rule, Bolsen says.
"That is not what the Rooney Rule is supposed to be, you make up your mind and then interview a candidate for it anyway just to satisfy the rule," said Dungy, who retired from coaching last year and now is an analyst on NBC's "Football Night in America".
After calculations, 87 coefficients (5.72% of all coefficients) satisfy the rule.
It was established that for the (ZnO 34 nanoclusters, the most stable are the fullerene-like hollow structures that satisfy the rule of six isolated quadrangles.
