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| * ] and ] may be seen as sets of '''rules''' (or ]). See also ] and ]. | * ] and ] may be seen as sets of '''rules''' (or ]). See also ] and ]. | ||
| * A ''']''' may also be used a ] and for measurement. | * A ''']''' may also be used a ] and for measurement. | ||
| * ''']''' is a |
* A ''']''' is a rule that not always applies, but that shows a tendency or ]. | ||
| * To ''']''' a country is to control the country. | * To ''']''' a country is to control the country. | ||
| * In the field of ], a ] of rules can be used to govern the behavior of a system. | * In the field of ], a ] of rules can be used to govern the behavior of a system. | ||
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Rule has several meanings:
- A rule in mathematics is something which is always true.
- Law and morality may be seen as sets of rules (or norms). See also normative ethics and philosophy of law.
- A rule may also be used a straightedge and for measurement.
- A rule of thumb is a rule that not always applies, but that shows a tendency or probability.
- To rule a country is to control the country.
- In the field of artificial intelligence, a database of rules can be used to govern the behavior of a system.
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