Sentence examples for impose a model from inspiring English sources
Western colonialist power (France) uses woman body to impose a model of society.
Such comments fail to acknowledge that these initiatives no more impose a model than does regular store signage indicating that one set of toys is appropriate for girls and another for boys.
Extraction of the precious coal from underground created in successive stages certain needs and also imposed a model for generating the mono-industrial city.
Instead of imposing a model on reality, we should allow the potential present in the situation to express itself (Jullien, 1999).
Uata concurs: "You can't come here and impose a western model on our players," he explains.
It seems all too possible that attempts to impose a traditional model of prudent financial management on people with very low incomes will prove an uphill task.
The conversation becomes even more complex when providers and patients come from different cultures, or when well-meaning NGO's and foundations try to impose a specific model of health care communication on communities in developing countries.
It offers reusable code modules (libraries of classes and functions) aimed at solving problems that occur repeatedly in modelling, but tries not to impose a specific modelling philosophy or methodology.
Instead of improving accuracy significantly here, conjugate modelling will rather impose an additional modelling effort, which often requires conjugate model code development as these models are not readily available.
Particle fluid systems encountered in many scientific and engineering applications impose a significant modelling challenge.
