Sentence examples for separation rules from inspiring English sources

Aircraft separation rules, for example, require that planes be separated by at least five miles of airspace ahead and behind, and 1,000 feet above and below when they are under 29,000 feet and 2,000 feet when they are above 29,000 feet.

The new separation rules are mostly expected to affect about a dozen private and Christian schools.

Moreover, by scenario simulations, we show that, by reasonably adjusting the parameters in these separation rules, the pedestrian efficiency of passing through the bottleneck can be improved.

The frugal culture of post-war Rome has been eclipsed by new generations reluctant to figure out the confusing waste separation rules so bags of trash just show up on the street where they stay for days on end.

Spatial and temporal separation rules are involved in this model so as to reproduce these self-organizing movement patterns of pedestrians, including oscillatory flow and three classes of lane formations.

The BBC Fair Trading Committee will oversee the BBC's compliance with Ofcom's operating framework on the trading and separation rules.

The regulator said the 'artist separation' rule often created difficulties for broadcasters because the late delivery of cast lists meant they were forced to reschedule advertising at the "eleventh hour".

Changes to what was colloquially known as the "artist separation" rule were implemented in September 2010 and, since then, it has no longer been against the rules for celebrities to appear in a commercial broadcast during a programme in which they appear – unless the show in question is aimed at children.

Remember the six degrees of separation rule.

Now people are applying the separation rule to Nate Parker, director and writer of the forthcoming film "The Birth of a Nation," and his co-writer Jean Celestin.

This latter observation suggested a possible separation criterion, since it presented a binary separation rule rather than a continuous one.