Sentence examples for especially imposed by from inspiring English sources

The fractional property is not especially imposed by the controller structure but by the closed-loop reference model.

The eastern states are firmly opposed to accepting any asylum seekers, and believe their populations will not accept large numbers of migrants, especially if imposed by the EU.

Alterations in the homeostatic functions of the epithelial surface via direct injury or dysregulation of immune responses likely contribute to the enhanced respiratory morbidities experienced by infants with BPD, especially those imposed by lower tract viral disease.

Their brains, especially the limits imposed by short term memory, are the same as those of adults.

The ex-Royal firebrand Sergei Polunin has been quoted as declaring that the satisfactions of a life in ballet aren't worth the sacrifices: especially the isolation imposed by the nonstop classes and rehearsals required.

The remains of its amphitheatre are especially imposing.

They resent the sacrifices involved, especially if they are imposed by outsiders.

Mr. Williams described the figure as "significant," especially given the strains imposed by the economic downturn.

Q: You are trying to promote foreign and domestic investment, but your regulatory framework — especially the environmental requirements imposed by your predecessor — makes it very slow for businesses to get permits.

This paper presents the protection procedures implemented in a power line sensor in order to make it compatible with the electromagnetic environment, especially with the stresses imposed by lightning flashes.

The aim is usually for a hero to be returned to fabulous riches and a peerless wife gained in the course of travels, especially if these have been imposed by exile or betrayal.