Sentence examples for the full rules from inspiring English sources
adjective
Containing the maximum possible amount of that which can fit in the space available.
- The jugs were full to the point of overflowing.
You can read the full rules and enter online here.
The full rules are here, but short version is that it is open to students enrolled in an American college or university, either as an undergraduate or graduate.
The act takes effect next Jan . 1 but the health and human services secretary has until October 2012 to present the full rules.
Mr. Dings said that the German proposal to delay the full rule was very unlikely to be approved.
He concluded, "We announce the beginning of a new era based upon the full rule of the people over a new political system that definitively breaks with the old regime.
Indeed, once we have before us the distinction between the amount of value that actually results and the rationally expected good, the full rule-consequentialist is likely to go for expectablist criteria of moral wrongness, blameworthiness, and decision procedures.
The full rule states that a transition between stationary states is allowed if, and only if, there is a corresponding harmonic component in the classical motion (CW Vol. 3, p. 479).
Using the rule-based BioNetGen language (BNGL) [ 7], the visualization tool RuleBender [ 13] addresses the conflict between readability and completeness by linking a contact map depicting possible interactions between molecular binding sites with BNGL code elements of the full rule set from which the contact map is derived.
