Sentence examples for standard rule from inspiring English sources
Then, these repositories could provide a standard Web service interface for retrieving these resources in a standardized format (e.g., genetic risk assessment algorithms implemented in a standard rule expression format such as GELLO [ 41] or the Arden Syntax [ 42]).
"The standard rule of thumb," he said, "is to give Asians half the dosage".
Judge O'Neill said that California's fuel standard rule "offends" that doctrine, referred to as "the dormant commerce clause".
"Can I repeat what has been the standard rule of this government – we do not comment on operational matters on the water," he told reporters in Canberra on Tuesday.
He is very probably the only non-professional who has played in big-league games: The Pirates and the Senators have slipped him into their lineup for exhibition games, and it's a standard rule with Los Angeles Angels and the Hollywood Stars that Ruby shall play the last two innings of the final game of the season.
In America, a net importer which taxes fuel lightly, the standard rule is that a $10 increase in oil prices (which corresponds to a 25-cent rise in the price of petrol) knocks around 0.2% off output in the first year and 0.5% in the second year.
The nuclear industry has already declared that some of the changes recommended should have to go through the standard rule-making procedure, which can take years.
In one example, a sentence written in Arabic meaning "The White House confirmed the existence of a new bin Laden tape" was translated using a standard rule-based translator and became "Alpine white new presence tape registered for coffee confirms Laden".
The performance is evaluated against standard rule-based control (RBC).
The fuzzy expert system proposed has a dual knowledge base, that is, a statistical knowledge located on the memberships functions, and the standard rule-based knowledge.
In the absence of turnover in an altered configuration, the mass fractions of the new constituents are zero, thus yielding the standard rule-of-mixtures relation for stress.
