Sentence examples for using the same rules from inspiring English sources
Materials properties data are analysed according to the French design and construction rules for nuclear components (RCC-MR) and design allowables are equally derived using the same rules.
This could be for example the case for batteries and electric vehicles, which could both be using the same rules for charging control algorithms.
Afterwards, candidates are filtered using the same rules applied in the first method (maximum distance of 20 m, opposite heading and one link per super-link).
In all simulations the CoS automatically identified as meeting the customer's request is the same than those manually found using the same rules.
The ants calculate the direction they walk by calculating the angle of their path relative to the position of the sun, using the same rules of trigonometry that were taught to me in the tenth grade.
Once the forwarding probabilities are computed applying (11) on the on-body topology traces collected in Section 4, the forwarding matrix and the delivery probabilities are computed using the same rules presented in (7) and (8).
They lead the Six Nations table from France and Wales, while England must once again wonder if they are using the same rule-book as everyone else.
Bailing out banks has been one of the biggest factors in Europe's financial crisis, and Mr. Dijsselbloem, president of the Eurogroup of finance ministers, said Tuesday that Europe continued to face "very dangerous" situation unless all its members started using the same rule book for restructuring or shutting down failing banks.
In Figure 4c, the invalid ROI, the chassis shadow and the partial ground, was generated using the same rule of sedans.
The noise was modeled using the same rule as above but selecting a random λ ∼ Uniform [1, 300] to model the expression profile of each tag.
To investigate why, we partitioned the 12,501 individuals who attended both age 7 and age 11 visits into four groups, using the same rule for disadvantage as before: disadvantaged with observed glucose; disadvantaged with imputed glucose; advantaged with observed glucose; and advantaged with imputed glucose.
