Sentence examples for band imposed from inspiring English sources

But Babs – in a spangly black-sequinned Donna Karan trouser-suit in the first half and backed by sumptuous sixty-piece band – imposed a wonderfully unforced intimacy on the proceedings, for which some of the faithful had forked out a top ticket-price of nearly £500.

All of that can make a band imposing.

Additionally, presence of multiple licensed users with variety of signals in the same band imposes additional challenges.

Finally, the algorithm combining advantages of phase shifter banks and conversion of sampling frequency allows controlling of any noise over any frequency band, with limits imposed only by the signal processor available and pass-band of the secondary source.

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

If they don't respond in time, the FDA could seize the firms' inventory of Lap-Bands and impose monetary penalties.

Mimicking a volume overload towards the heart, the underlying pathophysiology might be different from aortic banding that imposes pressure overload.

The band played an imposing set that was sprinkled with unrecorded new songs and one old one, "Trani," that its lead vocalist, Caleb Followill, said it had last played live at its Bonnaroo debut in 2004.

The Lib Dems continue to argue that new higher council tax bands should be imposed on properties worth £700,000 or more.

All of the present results are consistent with a kinetic limitation for shear bands, where at high rates, a single shear band cannot accommodate the imposed strain rapidly enough, and consequently multiple shear bands must operate simultaneously.

The systematics of the bands reported in the literature as well as the observed dependence of the band velocity on the imposed deformation rate were recovered.