Sentence examples for by first imposing a from inspiring English sources

They constitute a partial parameter vector U which we restrict as above by first imposing a moderate upper bound S m a x on all the integers S R i, S A j. and by selecting, also as done above, adequate finite grids for the values of the u i and the w j.

First, by imposing a weak form of the jump condition for the non-conservative five-equation model, we analytically derive an intermediate state with pressure derivatives treated as additional parameters of the linearization procedure.

Justice Anthony Kennedy, writing for the 6-to-3 majority, said the law violates First Amendment rights by imposing a "burden on protected expression" on specific speakers (drug marketers) and specific speech (information about the doctors and what they prescribed).

The nonconvex function is first locally "convexified" by imposing a quadratic term, and then a cutting-planes model of the local convexification function is generated.

Turkey voted Wednesday against a U.N. Security Council resolution, backed by the United States, imposing a fourth round of sanctions against Iran.

Antihistamine prescriptions were further decreased by switching antihistamines to the third formulary tier or by imposing a PA policy for these medications [ 54].

This cannot happen if the ruling remains under a stay, first imposed by Judge Walker on Wednesday.

Earlier this year, Leo was added to a sanctions list first imposed by the United States in 2003 against Robert Mugabe and members of his government.

What has happened over the past 30 years is the capture of the world's common treasury by a handful of people, assisted by neoliberal policies which were first imposed on rich nations by Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Reagan.

But the trial document shows he was in fact found guilty of terrorism, not treason under Pakistan's much criticised Frontier Crimes Regulation, a set of draconian laws first imposed by the British on the Pashtun tribal areas bordering Afghanistan.

The gag rule on discussing abortion, first imposed by President Reagan, was dropped by President Clinton.