Sentence examples for function imposed from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, concomitant function imposed on the compromised complex could have accelerated tissue adaptation to meet functional demands.

A "stable" case was used to isolate the forcing function imposed by the vibrating leading edge, and the development of the stimulated response of the Tollmien-Schlichting wave in the boundary layer due to leading edge vibration was investigated in the "unstable case".

Before the web, classification was a library or taxonomical function, imposed from above by hierarchical authority, famously subject to bias, prejudice, and sheer incompetence (Endnote 4).

Meanwhile, we assume that (varphi(|u|)in L^{1}_{mathrm{loc}}(E)), (uin C^{infty}(Lambda^{l}E)) is a solution of the non-homogeneous A-harmonic equation, the Young function imposed a doubling property (varphi(x)) belongs to the (G p, q, C -class, and the bounded subset (Esubseteqmathbb{R}^{n}) is the (L^{varphi})-averaging domain.

This is an important result, given that the fitness function imposed to evaluate genome performance did not consider gene function.

In the examples investigated in this study Eq 1.4 represents the objective function imposed for the genetic decoder example and Eq 1.5, for the concentration band detector example.

Whatever social function is assigned them, they exceed that function, impose their own demands and disciplines, and beguile the spectator in their own manner.

Probabilistic uncertainties are highly structured in the sense that the probability function imposes a systematic ordering of events.

Sarcopenia, the age-related loss of muscle mass and function, imposes a dramatic burden on individuals and society.

It is proposed that each organizational effectiveness function imposes different requirements on ISs because users interact differently with IS in each function.

The estate tax and the progressive income tax later took over most of that function — imposing tax rates of more than 70percentt as recently as 1980 on incomes above a certain level.