Sentence examples for set explicit rules from inspiring English sources

In its comment on the draft policy, the the International Society for Stem Cell Research asks NIH to define some "core principles" covering what is ethically acceptable rather than set explicit rules that might exclude "lines that have been in routine use for the past ten years".

These rules set explicit caps on discretionary spending (the money that lawmakers appropriate every year) and demand that tax cuts or policy increases in mandatory spending, such as on Medicare, be paid for by cuts elsewhere.

They wanted strict rules that demanded private-sector involvement and set explicit limits on how much a country could borrow.

The original iMH805 study required this set of constraints be described with the following set of explicit rules [ 16]: not MIG1 ⇔ m t h 1   MTH1 and (not gln-L) ⇔ r g t 1 An implicit representation of (1) is MIG1 ⇒ not  m t h 1 (1) MTH1 ⇒ r g t 1 (2) g ln - L ⇒ not  r g t 1 (3) (4) The three transcription factors and one metabolite in these rules can be arranged in 24 = 16 possible states.

Traditional computer programming relies on articulating a set of explicit rules for the computer to follow.

Using these directions, jointly with the detector׳s residual and the information obtained from the first stage, a set of explicit rules is derived to unambiguously isolate the faulty thruster.

Yelp now sets explicit targets for diversity.

More firms are setting explicit targets for return on equity.

A set of culturally explicit rules operate by which face is understood as a thing that may be achieved, lost and saved and in any event is required to be at least maintained.

SPECT images were processed to extract a set of features, and then explicit rules were generated, using inductive machine learning and heuristic approaches to mimic cardiologist's diagnosis.

She counsels her clients to set up explicit ground rules, like which rooms in the house are off limits to a tenant or whether smoking is permitted.