Sentence examples for from the imposed from inspiring English sources

The homogenized deformation quantifications based on the new method match the estimations from the imposed boundary conditions.

They bounced back emotionally from the imposed stresses and were willing to explore the lighted regions of their new surroundings on the next day.

The Bank of Moscow said in a statement it was focused on its domestic market, and its business "wouldn't suffer at all from the imposed sanctions".

As the first step to explain the effect, we show that it mainly originates from the imposed vertical asymmetry to the crystal and not from the contacts/edges.

The modeled deformation trend is subtracted from the unwrapped phase maps to separate the main deformation signature from the imposed errors.

The modern Kanembu, for example, are composed of several groups consolidated by Kanem in the 9th century; similarly, the modern Kanuri emerged from the imposed authority of Kanem's successor state, Bornu, located southwest of Lake Chad.

It's an unassuming wooden building across the road from the imposing Tory club.

If there was any offense at all, it came from the bottom of the Rangers' lineup, not from the imposing heart of the order.

Then I take them round the corner, away from the imposing entrance, to the work rooms and then they say: 'It looks just like a mental hospital'".

Hopes were revived by an unexpected event: from the imposing mass of the theatre, countless bats and doves came flying out in all directions.

On my first visit, I puttered around directionless for almost a half-hour, barely acknowledged by anyone, trying on a few jackets from the imposing wall.