Sentence examples for trigger a rule from inspiring English sources

And in place of rules, use floating "rule molecules" whose undersides encode the state and symbol that trigger a rule, and whose topsides encode the new state and new symbol resulting from it.

One of these is known as "hanging around the sanctuaries" - in this kind of scenario, when all players are hovering near a base, this can trigger a rule implementation, suspension of play or other event.

Then the two main parts of the sentence are analysed further, and the pronoun "it" triggers a rule which at once deals with the pronoun's lexical content and its context dependence; i.e. it says that we must select a new discourse referent, link it to a discourse referent made available by the preceding discourse, and update the DRS so as to record these changes.

It is important to note that (i) any stay that triggers a rule has at least one hyperkalaemia event (since the latter is the rule's outcome) and (ii) any stay selected by the expert also necessarily features at least one hyperkalaemia event (since it is the focus of the present study).

When most private companies reach 500 shareholders, they trigger an SEC rule which effectively treats them like a public company and requires them to some of the same reporting requirements.

Policy rules were then implemented as database triggers (ECA rules), where the enforcement conditions referenced tables perhaps corresponding to an endpoint (incoming message), or a more complex state representation.

A rule is triggered when new fact is created and the criteria are satisfied.

For instance, if an email matches some or all criteria, Front can assign an email to a team or a person, send an automated reply, trigger another rule and more.

It's an attempt to galvanise a situation without doing the one thing that actually has a binding status under Labour Party rules – trigger a leadership election.

Violation of the revised rule would trigger a 15-yd unsportsmanlike-conduct penalty.

Once finalized, the rule will trigger a requirement under section 111 d) of the Clean Air Act for the EPA to regulate existing sources.