Sentence examples for commonly imposed from inspiring English sources

In medieval England, corporal and capital punishments were commonly imposed on those convicted of crime, but torture was never officially condoned as a means of extracting confessions.

She was truly a pioneer as a woman, coming from a long line of early female lawyers and mathematicians and she refused to accept the limitations commonly imposed on women of her era.

If he changes his mind and grants the order, the move could pave the way for police forces to make increasing use of the orders, more commonly imposed on teenage tearaways.

Under the law, as long as there has not been a break in health care coverage of 63 days or more, the waiting periods commonly imposed before a new employer's health insurance plan will cover pre-existing conditions can be reduced or eliminated entirely.

Retrospective assessment of our screening demonstrates that the majority of these epitopes would not have been discovered if only select restriction elements or antigenic proteins had been considered, or bioinformatic selection of peptides applied; the restrictions that are commonly imposed 10, 18– 20.

Unfortunately, this dynamism commonly imposes a runtime performance penalty.

Reductionist experiments will commonly impose single treatments onto the biological entity under study and measure a single response parameter compared to controls.

Commonly, selection imposed on one trait results in correlated changes in other traits, revealing genetic correlations among traits.

Most commonly, cities impose wage floors only on companies under contract with the city (sometimes including non-profits).

Commonly the structure imposed for visualising a 2-D map is a square grid, but a giant hexagon formed by smaller hexagons is prevalent in many natural and man-made objects, such as a honeycomb or at Giant's Causeway.

This normal gamma mixture distribution (conditional on τ j ) is commonly used to impose sparsity (Neal 1996 ; Tipping 2001 ) as the marginal distribution on λ ij takes the form of Student's t -distribution with v degrees of freedom and is heavy tailed.