Sentence examples for told the rules of from inspiring English sources

Going into the experiments, the fans were not told the rules of the game.

The system wasn't told the rules of each game but instead used a neural network algorithm to examine the state of the game at each point and figure out which actions produced the highest total score.

If you are an academic scientist, then it is likely you were either explicitly told the rules of academic science, or you were able to somehow infer them and make choices to fit in or at least make others think that you fit in.

She handed reporters a brochure telling the rules of the contest.

That means they gained their ability not by being told specifically the rules of the road, but by observing four days worth of driving behavior by humans, and then inferring rules from the behavior they observed.

The learning process of Ask Ernö is akin to that of a newcomer to the realm of NMR analysis, who is told the basic rules of assignment and through experience and induction develops his own NMR tables.

A blow-fo blow description of a hack fight involving a gray and a brown rooster; tells about the rules of the game; the betting, etc.

When you think about coming into the workplace, a normal, traditional, hierarchical workplace, nobody needs to tell you the rules of the game.

Any professional boxer worth his salt will tell you the rules of the game matter.

Make it non-competitive though, so each child has the opportunity to win; provide one money egg for each child, and tell them the rules of fairness: "Once you find yours, if you find another, it's not yours -- and leave it for the others".

We are told that the rule of construction, evidenced by the saving provision adopted by the Congress in relation to the repeal of statutes, is firmly entrenched, and attention is directed to corresponding statutory provisions in most of the states.