Sentence examples for impinge on it from inspiring English sources

For the past 15 years, Switzerland has been keeping a careful eye on EU legislation that might impinge on it, making its own legislation "euro-compatible" so that it would not get in the way of eventual EU entry.

It's a mediator of all the voices that impinge on it.

Rivette's actors portray their characters undisturbedly; there's no world outside or behind the narrative to impinge on it.

Polycrystalline rock can be fragmented and penetrated, when hot supercritical water jets impinge on it.

Furthermore, Ford considered that not only the strength but also the nature of selective pressures must frequently change with density because "… an organism has not the same adaptive requirements when abundant as when rare, or when the plant and animal forms which impinge on it are so" (Ford 1975, p. 39).

However, to ascertain how this interaction might lead to NO necessitates a molecular understanding of the SlmA FtsZ complex and how it may impinge on Z-ring formation.

This is done by measuring the energy and intensity of the characteristic X-rays emitted by a specimen when a focused electron beam impinges on it.

Radiation pressure, the pressure on a surface resulting from electromagnetic radiation that impinges on it, which results from the momentum carried by that radiation; radiation pressure is doubled if the radiation is reflected rather than absorbed.

Theologians, by and large, have had to acknowledge the limits of human reason and language to address the "character" of God, who is beyond normal human experience but who impinges on it.

Further, a novel idea of "strange mirror" in which a light impinging on it at certain incident angle is bounced at a very different reflection angle is presented.

For example suppose a real phased array communication system with q − 1 independent signals impinging on it simultaneously on the same frequency band from different directions where q < M.