Sentence examples for successful rules from inspiring English sources

GARP begins creating rule sets by choosing the first rule type at random and successful rules are carried forward into subsequent rule sets.

From Newton to Einstein, the enormously successful rule was: Look for deterministic laws.

And the three most successful monarchs since personal leadership in battle ceased to be the major qualification for successful rule, as it was in the Middle Ages, have all been women: Elizabeth I and II and Victoria.

They have been successful rule-followers since childhood; cooperative and compliant, they have responded to the high expectations of parents and teachers with a string of achievements.

While the hearings were measuring individual cases against existing law, if the couriers and the Uber drivers were successful, the rules around employment law may have to evolve, he said.

The learning dynamics of our agent-based computational model, based on imitation of successful expectational rules and occasional experimentation, result in recurrent currency crises.

Away from cricket, Miller was also a successful Australian rules footballer.

Second, we evaluate how successful these rules are in reducing respondent burden and maintaining sensitivity and specificity.

In the twentieth century, all attempts to find successful translation rules from the language of observation and its description to the language of theory, and vice versa, failed.

She is implying that we need the most academically successful to rule us.

If I read the Israeli papers, all I hear is bad news about the Jews, he replies; but the Arab papers constantly claim we are all rich and successful, and rule the world.