Sentence examples for this rule attributed from inspiring English sources

Under this rule, attributed to the 13th century Roman Catholic philosopher Thomas Aquinas, even if there is a foreseeable bad outcome, like death, it is acceptable if it is unintended and outweighed by an intentional good outcome — the relief of unyielding suffering before death.

We constrained the rule attributes such that the lower floor always has the same layout (door-window-door) and always contains a larger door at the left and a smaller door at the right.

Promoting their article in the Guardian, Levine and Rule attributed the dominance of IAE to the art market boom.

A random example is a paper entitled: "Is Gold Solubility Subject to Pressure Variations in Ascending Arc Magmas?" A "rule" attributed to particle physicist Ian Hinchliffe, wittily claims that: "If the title of a scholarly article is a yes-no question, the answer is 'no'".

Finally, the accuracy with which an agent-based model will predict and capture the global behaviours observed in a biological system heavily relies on the validity of the rules attributed to the system (in addition to the level of detail embedded in the model).

The "rules" attributed to each activity may be considered as pliable based on the context of the group and the time allowed.

A similar decline of LD with linkage distance across chromosomes was also observed by Aerts et al. [ 27], although they also found some exceptions to this rule, which they attributed to potential effects of selection on LD.

Correction: A previous version of this story attributed rules on edibles and advertising to Ontario.

"There is no specific anti-doping rule violation attributed to any individual player for the use of AOD-9604 or any other prohibited substances.

So influential was Ciaran's establishment that more than half the monasteries in Ireland reportedly followed its severely ascetic rule, traditionally attributed to Ciaran.

The deficiency in Miner's rule was attributed primarily to the stress interaction effects resulting from the type of loading sequence used.