Sentence examples for units rules from inspiring English sources

A special coding scheme was developed to explore the use of several kinds of heuristics such as problem decomposition into design units, rules of thumb from domain knowledge and strategic design moves.

Emilia Romagna has been considered as part of the North macro-area so as to not violate the ten units rule.

By the end of the 5th century the western section of the empire was divided into smaller political units, ruled by the tribes that had invaded in the early part of the century.

Tells how this Convention took steps toward democratization: they abolished the unit rule and seated irregulars from Miss.

Special-permit zoning will allow the buildings and lots to be, in legal terms, split down the middle, producing two symmetrical, three-story units that comply with the new law's one- to four-unit rule.

All states except Maine and Nebraska follow the unit rule, by which all of a state's electoral votes are awarded to the candidate who receives the most popular votes in that state.

(There were 26 African Americans among the 1,333 Republican delegates; by contrast, 212 of the 3,099 Democratic delegates were black.) The Democrats, after rancorous debate, outlawed the unit rule (that an entire delegation must vote the will of its majority) at the 1968 convention and prohibited it at every level down to the precinct in selecting delegates for 1972.

This method comprises signal processing unit, rule-based scoring unit, and case-based scoring unit.

The unit rule--winner-take-all--makes the states as electoral entities permanently important.

Colorado senator Jerome B. Chaffee was the first to bring up the unit rule at the meeting.

Before any voting began, the delegates had to vote on the important matter of the unit rule.