Sentence examples for direction imposed from inspiring English sources
What does he think of the new, more moderate direction, imposed on his former party by leader Gabor Vona?
The motion is different in a fixed bed due to its finite length and the direction imposed by the flow.
The rail roller was driven by a DC motor, and an opposing torque unit generated an opposing torque against the rotation direction imposed on the wheel roller.
Both countries appear after all to have little ownership over their migration policies, mainly influenced by the direction imposed by the EU.
According to detection filter theory, this fault detection vector under certain circumstances can be uniquely detected and identified through an invariance in the direction imposed on the fault detection filter residuals.
The techniques employed to deal with flows of high incidence angle (misalignments between the actual flow and the direction imposed by the blade) and to account for the aerodynamic losses and the blade blockage are also thoroughly discussed.
They are prone to asset and credit bubbles, which inevitably collapse – often when cross-border capital flows abruptly reverse direction – imposing massive social costs.
Leadership involves boldness, decisiveness and action, even a willingness to go it alone; constitutions work in the opposite direction, imposing forms and rules, checks on power and limits on executive initiative.
"This could put us back to where we were in the Bush administration," one American diplomat said, "where the White House was going in one direction, imposing sanctions, and a South Korean president was going in the other".
More obviously, as seen in Fig. 7a, the similar foci patterns in a1, a2, and a3 indicate that the increased degree of deformation and the change of deformation direction impose negligible influence on the focusing properties of microlenses.
Similar to selection for variability seen in balancing regions that result in low FST values, it is worth noting that low values could also represent purifying selection forces that are simultaneously applied in both populations in the same direction, imposing high similarity between the compared groups which would result in low differentiation (low FST).
