Sentence examples for hence imposing from inspiring English sources

"The high court ruling did not deprive any councillor of the right to pray; the ruling did, however, prevent local authorities from summoning councillors to religious observance at council meetings and hence imposing it on those that do not wish it.

Hence, imposing the constraints involves some serious modal assumptions.

Hence, imposing a uniform AGI change for the top 5percentt (as in Table 3, simulation III-A) is approximately equivalent to assuming a uniform concentration of income in the top 5percentt across states, and a uniform share of capital gains in the income of the top 5percentt.

Diploid males are typically unviable or effectively sterile, hence imposing a genetic load on populations.

Hence, imposing any specific cut-off will not result in an accurate representation of potentially contagious contacts.

Hence, imposing a Heaviside function and integrating (Supplementary Material; Williams, 2009), the dimensionless usable light, L, is (2) where we define.

In wireless communications spectrum is a scarce resource, and hence imposes a high cost on high data rate transmission.

The regularization of the Green's function removes its singularity by introducing a regularization radius which is related to the discretization length and hence imposes a minimum resolved scale.

Moreover, since oil reserves are normally extracted in the order of ascending cost and descending quality, excessive consumption of relatively high-quality, cheap oil reserves by the current generation raises the cost at which future generations can meet their needs of oil and hence imposes an external cost on the future generations.

Such an offset can be efficiently implemented using bit shift by the wireless nodes and will hence impose minimal overhead to these constrained devices.

For SNIC bifurcations to appear with a saddle-node near the fold point (F^), we will hence impose the following condition.