Sentence examples for theoretical rules from inspiring English sources

"What do these silly people think they're doing by attacking the company for unenforceable, theoretical rules?" Lord St. John added.

The theoretical rules that the design of a relation meet are known as normal forms.

From knowledge models developed for several years by the author, simple theoretical rules are established at first to define the optimal functioning of solar and artificially lightened PBR.

Then, those relations are checked against the theoretical rules for good design and necessary changes are made to meet the rules.

The monophonic art eventually declined during the 14th century for three principal reasons: the rise of interest in polyphonic composition, the loss of aristocratic patronage, and the substitution of theoretical rules for creative instinct.

The theoretical rules of animal locomotion generally state that larger animals should move faster than smaller animals.

Interestingly, the c.12844C>T mutation that exhibited the highest gentamicin-induced readthrough efficiency, follows the theoretical rule in that a timine residue is located immediately upstream and a cystein downstream from the stop codon.

On the theoretical basis, rules for base isolation and National Annexes are not introduced.

The thermal and electrical properties of partially sintered composite powder compacts were estimated using theoretical mixture rules, allowing to calculate the current density and temperature distribution inside the tool and the specimen during the FAST sintering process.

Theoretical competition rules which maintain the total synaptic weight assigned to all the synapses of a neuron at a constant level can be seen as an approximate implementation of consumptive competition; of the models studied the Whitelaw and Willshaw have this mechanism.

Laulala was born in Samoa so, under this theoretical new rule, could represent them should he so wish.