Sentence examples for as imposed. from inspiring English sources

Those "skeletons" he perceives inside stories are as imposed as exposed; and literary evolution, unlike the biological kind, is largely an analogy.

However, the reverse is not true: A respondent's maximum difference in utility may fall short of or exceed the spread between levels as imposed by the experiment.

Therefore, constraining a population to evolve within certain pathway dynamics restrictions (as imposed by the fitness landscape) has minimal effect on binding site accumulation beyond the neutral bias, but may have an affect on multiplicity and redundancy in prokaryotic genomes.

MacLeish views the events of his career as imposed, not chosen.

Stalinism was, in this way, as much enabled from below as imposed from above.

English people who wish to study at Welsh universities would face the high tuition fee rate as imposed by Westminster.

BT is predicting a return to revenue growth next year – excluding price cuts to transit revenues as imposed by regulators.

First, the experimental dynamic test of child restraint systems is presented as imposed by the European reglamentation R44/03.

The filter has 0.1 dB maximum pass band ripple as imposed by ITU video anti-aliasing filter standard.

55; 64, 77 L.Ed. 158, within the requirements of due process in that regard as imposed upon the States by the Fourteenth Amendment.

This means the bank will be restricted to paying bonuses of 100% of annual pay as imposed by the EU cap on bonuses.