Sentence examples for fast imposes from inspiring English sources

However, FAST imposes new challenges on the test method.

"Because São Paulo is a city that has developed itself around work relations, it has a fast, imposing rhythm and style different to the rest of Brazil.

Another Al-Azhar scholar, Abdel-Moeti Bayoumi, said Muslim athletes should fast, but they could opt out if fasting imposes "extreme difficulties" when they compete.

Data obtained from these experiments suggest that expression of the genes were specifically regulated in W/W V mice and were independent of the dietary conditions (i.e. fed or fasted) imposed.

However, the reduced time-step required to simulate complex and fast systems imposes a tighter constraint on the time within which the computations have to be performed.

But although an economy which promotes exit grows faster, it imposes costs on those failing.

Supporters of the $11 billion program argue that the Crusader provides triple the firepower of the current Paladin artillery system, has a longer range, can be reloaded faster and imposes only half the airlift requirement.

Mr Miliband said that Labour continued to believe that the Government was going "too far and too fast" in imposing cuts on public services.

While condition (i) implies that geodesic emanating from a same point must separate and no matters how fast, condition (ii) imposes a superior bound about how much two geodesics emanating from a same point are allowed to separate.

They also want the agency to move faster to impose technical standards allowing easier coordination between digital broadcasters and cable companies.

Such go-fast tricks impose a slight penalty in fuel economy; Fiat expects the 500T to achieve 34 miles per gallon in highway driving, compared with the base model's 38 m.p.g.