Sentence examples for by imposing a fixed from inspiring English sources

Moreover, composting at small scales is often performed by imposing a fixed temperature, thus creating artificial conditions, and the reproducibility of composting has rarely been reported.

Electrochemical methods are well suited for the study of tribocorrosion phenomena because they allow one to simulate the corrosive effect of the environment by imposing a fixed potential.

However, this study uses a rather simple method to induce time pressure by imposing a fixed deadline on the whole group.

Of course, the coalition's "rose garden" agreement of May 2010 changed all that by imposing a fixed-term five-year parliament as a mechanism to prevent either party pulling the rug from under the deal for tactical reasons.

By imposing a fixed-time anoxia followed by variable-time aeration in an SBR cycle, successful partial nitritation was maintained for 182 days at a nitrogen loading rate of 0.30 0.89 kg/m3/day.

The state should never impose a fixed death.

Any attempt to impose a fixed form upon them is bound to limit their freedom as performers in a kind of balletic poem.

The flow rate and the chamber geometry were selected to impose a fixed, physiologically relevant wall shear rate of 100 s–100

This shortcoming could partially be fixed by imposing a predefined impedance threshold.

Permeability may be determined by either a fixed pressure drop or fixed flow rate experiment, with results presented from the fixed pressure drop approach by imposing a small gravity head of the flowing liquid; liquid flow is gravimetrically measured.

It begins with a long alapa, called ragam in this context, presumably because this elaborate, gradually developing alapa is intended to display the raga being performed in as complete a manner as possible, without the limitations imposed by a fixed time measure.