Sentence examples for stable set of rules from inspiring English sources

Coleman said "stare decisis is there for a reason", saying it offered a stable set of rules to follow.

In many cases, data integration requires several iterations of refining the local-to-global database mapping rules before a stable set of rules can be obtained.

The French eat all sorts of "unhealthy" foods, but they do it according to a strict and stable set of rules: they eat small portions and don't go back for seconds; they don't snack; they seldom eat alone, and communal meals are long, leisurely affairs.

Unlike current selective message distribution approaches which rely on relatively stable sets of matching rules (the rules that dictate who receives a certain message), our approach relies on functions that, given the current context of sender and receiver, decide under which conditions should a message be distributed.

But, Dr. Downing said, only greater definition was overlaying "a relatively stable set of attitudes".

Conserving diversity ensures a more productive and stable set of ecosystems on which humans depend.

Over time, that means you have a stable set of the genes you want.

A second standard hypothesis for Argentina's decline emphasizes a dearth of good institutions, which are defined as stable and pro-growth set of rules, both in politics and in the economy.

The set of rules was stable between permutations.

One elevator bank, one set of rules".

Flaws in Sandewall's set of rules are shown and a revised set of rules is proposed.