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Rules, Rules, Rules

2019
Abstract Effective practice of civility and good manners requires that we follow socially shared conventional rules for conduct—etiquette. This chapter undertakes to show just why “big” values such as respect and consideration need “small” rules for their expression.
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SDS-rules and association rules

Proceedings of the 2004 ACM symposium on Applied computing, 2004
The association rule expresses the relation between premise (antecedent) and consequence (succedent). The relation is given by a truth-condition, which can be verified on a given four-fold contingency table denoting the frequencies of objects in some matrix of analyzed data (not-)satisfying antecedent and succedent. This method is more general than the
Tomás Karban, Jan Rauch, Milan Simunek
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Rules, Rules, and More Rules

2009
Abstract This chapter describes Buddha's establishment of rules. The ordination of over two hundred monks into Buddha's community of ascetics had caused a great stir in Rajagaha. In fact, many of the younger men in the merchant and warrior castes enthusiastically followed the ascetics and became renouncers of the householder's life.
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Tax rules

Social Choice and Welfare, 2012
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Gersbach, Hans, Hahn, Volker, Imhof, Stephan   +2 more
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The Rule of Law and the Rule of Persons

Critical Review of International Social and Political Philosophy, 2001
This essay defends the Rule of Law as a set of formal attributes that any regular system of law must possess. However, it disputes the view that the Rule of Law could itself be a form of rule and hence offer criteria of good governance. Consequently, the qualities of fairness and equity associated with the Rule of Law must be seen as the product of a ...
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Aromaticity rules

Nature Chemistry, 2022
The following organizations are thanked for financial support: the Ministerio de Ciencia e Innovación (MICINN, project number PID2020-113711GB-I00) and the Generalitat de Catalunya (project number 2017SGR0039)
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When Slide Rules Ruled

Scientific American, 2006
The article discusses the slide rule, a computational tool used by engineers before electronic calculators. Topics discussed include the invention of the slide rule by English Anglican minister William Oughtred, how to properly use a slide rule, how long it took for the slide rule to become popular, and the phasing out of the slide rule.
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Rules for Reinvestment

Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2004
In response to further validation of the Reinvestment Scale by Chell, Graydon, Crowley, and Child, a structural equation model was formulated to clarify the relationship between the predisposition for conscious control of an otherwise automatic motor skill (reinvestment), verbal knowledge, and performance degradation under pressure.
Maxwell, J, Masters, R, Poolton, J
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The Rules of the Game—The Rules of the Player

Games and Culture, 2013
This article presents a critical view of the concept of rules in game studies on the basis of a case study of role-playing across media. Role-playing in its traditional form is a complex activity including a game system and a number of communicative conventions where one player takes the role of the game manager in order to implement the rules and ...
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Becker’s Rule is Not Becker’s Rule

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Pierluigi Minari, Stefania Centrone
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