Sentence examples for to which rules from inspiring English sources

Because the Arctic has hitherto been frozen, there is no agreement as to which rules should apply there.

Linguistics experts, for their part, have been scathing about the illogic and ignorance in traditional advice on usage, but have been unwilling to proffer their own pointers to which rules to follow or how to use grammar effectively.

In my private crisis, I was surprised by the extent to which Rules for Living and Oresteia, in their different ways, distracted me from my distractions and left me feeling significantly better.

Idealistic and wanting to single-handedly solve the Colombian drug crisis, Murphy (who also acts as the series' narrator) moves to Colombia, unprepared for the extent to which rules are routinely bent, while his reluctant new partner Peña, more experienced in the ways of this world, has little problem with the dirtying of hands.

Formalisation is the "degree to which rules define roles, authority, relations, communications, norms and sanctions, and procedures" (Kohli and Jaworski 1990, p. 10).

To quantify the extent to which rule and other features were driving the CA scores, CAs for ROIs within the Core, MTL and DMPFC sub-networks were averaged separately for similar task pairs and dissimilar task pairs.

In a case like this, the user may need help to decide which rules to keep and which to discard without losing relevant information, hence, the necessity of the integration of preferences within AR-Mining approaches.

Parents want to be free to choose which rules their children will follow, and which they won't.

But there are studies that have reported activation reflecting task rules elsewhere in prefrontal cortex, and this is true in particular when it was left to the participants to decide which rule to obey.

Of course, they cost more to make, which rules out most of the higher status regions.

It is nontrivial to decide which rules should be used.