Sentence examples for the rules of reference from inspiring English sources

Finally, the rules of reference voltage selection are discussed.

In good times upgrades fuel bubbles; in bad times downgrades automatically send markets spiralling.The obvious solution is to strip the rules of references to ratings where possible, so that the market, rather than a government mandate, determines the extent of their use.

We obtain basically the same result with k=2 and k=3, which is within the range of the rule-of-thumb recommendations (references listed in KNN section of the complete analysis).

These are the "rules of the road" I reference whenever we talk about trade deals, because for all the talk about jobs, jobs, jobs, it's these rules by which we trade that comprise these deals.

The Rules of Golf contain no references to the words “mulligan,” “foot wedge” or “gimme,” yet it is a rare round that doesn’t feature all three.

A blood sample of 1.5 mL was drawn from each patient and was sent according to the rules of cold chain to the Refik Saydam Hygiene Institute (CCHF reference center) in Ankara, Turkey, a CCHF reference laboratory.

There is a certain tradition of theater that everything human beings do can be understood fundamentally by reference to the rules of psychology.

With reference to the Rules of Procedure, I would therefore take the liberty of proposing that the matter be postponed and referred back to committee.

Look back to "On His Blindness" for reference on the rules of an Italian sonnet.

The two main elements of this conceptual framework being i) the rules of procedural fairness — the right to be heard and the right to an unbiased decision; and ii) the concepts that result and flow logically from these rules being those derived from the Terms of Reference and the Terms of Appointment.

The rules of competition.