Sentence examples for difference imposed on from inspiring English sources

The only difference imposed on these three analyses was the use of a different print-run of slides for the single-target analysis.

Four performance indicators are considered: the operational frequency, the power output, the exergy efficiency, and the heat input/temperature difference imposed externally on the device's heat exchangers that is necessary to sustain oscillations.

A hydraulic head difference was imposed on the soil column and the resulting flux of water measured.

"The difference is one is imposed on you by the gods, and one is your own damn fault".

The effect of thermal rectification could be amplified by increasing the difference of temperature imposed on two sides.

We favor the view that conformational differences imposed by the CH1 domain on the Ag-binding site could affect binding affinity and specificity.

For the difference beams, constraints are imposed on the slope of the monopulse ratio curve in the main lobe region and null point in the look direction to guarantee the linearity of the monopulse ratio curve.

"But in particular, Rangers are aware of the glaring differences in the sanctions imposed on three clubs who entered administration.

This may reflect differences in selective pressures imposed on bacteria and archaea colonising the human gut, or the adoption of alternate strategies to cope with the same environmental stress.

The smaller gene set that can be inactivated in vivo when compared to in vitro studies, tied to identification of insertions in previously predicted essential genes, indicates evident differences in the conditions imposed on circulating strains as they adapt to the human host.

It would be more accurate to describe the tax as an excise tax of up to 70% imposed on the difference between the market price of oil and a base price.