Sentence examples for satisfying the rules from inspiring English sources

In this article he introduced the differential dx satisfying the rules d(x + y) = dx + dy and d xy) = xdy + ydx and illustrated his calculus with a few examples.

Thus, the decision of which municipalities were affiliated first was based on agreements with local governments, where each state decided to implement Seguro Popular according to its own goals, while generally satisfying the rules of operation of the program (Bosch and Campos-Vázquez 2014).

Only devices satisfying the Rule 1 are likely to be allocated for the tasks.

2) In the migration scene of the electrical center, the bus voltage frequency differences of the electrical center at both sides pass zero and turns reverse, satisfying the rule.

As this class was correctly populated with 88 instances of chemical entities satisfying the Rule of Five, it became apparent that consistent molecular identifiers permitted the effective collapse of the multiple knowledge sources to provide the information necessary in order to fulfil the classification and identify drug-like chemical entities.

On some level, this last debate is rendered superfluous because most eurozone members will not get anywhere near satisfying the fiscal rules for some considerable time and so the imposition of financial penalties in the interim would make their plight even more tenuous.

Therefore, a precondition is the ability to generate (or predict) reference maneuvers, which are simulated riding plans satisfying the same rules and limitations that human beings follow when they ride safely.

By enforcing discrete conservation over space-time control volumes which fill the space-time domain, this method satisfies global conservation in space-time while automatically satisfying the Leibnitz Rule and geometrical conservation law.

In Dunn 1993, a negation operation satisfying the contraposition rule is called subminimal.

In order to select the appropriate floor satisfying the CTE rule requirements, detailed instructions are given.

User i∗ is allocated a PRB φ satisfying the following rule: i ∗ = argmax PRF i, φ ( n ).