Sentence examples for impinged in a from inspiring English sources

This study aimed to clarify the anatomical basis of subacromial compression of the rotator cuff by analysing the compression forces generated and observing the structures impinged in a variety of shoulder positions.

In this configuration the primary beam impinged in a normal angle on the surface sample with the detection angle being 58°.

The spallation process is a cascade of nuclear reactions induced by medium-energy hadrons, notably protons, which impinge in a suitable material as accelerated particles.

In large-scale environments, this is a tedious and time consuming task, which impinges in a negative way on the future development of real world applications of the localization techniques proposed here.

But Thursday, a European diplomat, speaking on condition of anonymity, said that Mr. Brown had secured a summit declaration that the European supervisory authorities "should not impinge in any way on the fiscal responsibilities of the member states".

The proposed legislation says that European authorities should not impinge in any way on the fiscal responsibilities of the national governments.

However, E.U. leaders are clear in their agreement that "decisions taken by the European Supervisory Authorities should not impinge in any way on the fiscal responsibilities of Member States".

He identified fate with God's providential reason (Physiologia I.12) and adopted St Augustine's view (De civitate Dei V.8) that fate does not impinge in any way on the free will of God (Physiologia I.12).

PDR activation may prevent mtDNA loss by addressing the most proximal cause of mtDNA loss from fusion-deficient mitochondria rather than impinging in any way upon mitochondrial dynamics.

Their freedom of speech was not impinged in the slightest.

This was the justification and mentality that MySpace employed as they blocked various fast-growing platform partners that they felt impinged in MySpace's core user experience.