Sentence examples for further imposed by from inspiring English sources

English names arrived with colonial rule, were further imposed by missionaries and, for some, became fashionable with the spread of Western culture.

When lower stratospheric ozone is strongly depleted during polar spring, a homogeneity condition was further imposed on the satellite measurements by requiring an upper limit on the potential vorticity difference at the 475 K isentrope between both observations.

Further thrusting during D3 was restricted to the core of the Mud Buttes as the deforming sequence accommodated further compression imposed by the advancing ice.

There is as well a further distance imposed by technology, and this is the distance between two human hearts: the physician's and the patient's.

Further complications imposed by the boundary layer are thus eliminated.

A further condition imposed by the city read as follows: "In the light of the two existing Roman Catholic churches, the future church shall be larger, with a cross on the gable, but without spires and exterior sculpture".

Further, limitations imposed by the data must also be acknowledged.

Such microbial communities are under synergistic and cooperative control with further constraints imposed by environmental factors.

There is no further constraint imposed by the taxonomy indicating which first and last exon is paired with as long as they are biologically valid.

In addition, the filtering method can be employed by further imposing the time-varying constraints on ionospheric and tropospheric constraints (Li et al. 2015a, 2017a).

The "differential network backbone value" was the result of a fitting procedure between the network model and the gene expression fold changes, where the smoothest function (accounting for the sign of the causal edges) was derived by further imposing a boundary condition on the backbone nodes corresponding to the gene expression changes.