Sentence examples for impose disruptive from inspiring English sources

This raises the question of whether it would be possible for a new billionaire to walk into schools, to listen to teachers and students, and not impose disruptive innovation on the whole system.

Increasing host diversity by using cultivar mixtures will impose disruptive selection on pathogen populations, i.e. pathotypes that are favored on one host will have lower fitness on the other hosts in the mixture [ 14- 16], impeding their ability to evolve towards higher virulence, here defined as the damage a pathogen causes to its host [ 17].

What aspects of climate change will impose directional, disruptive, or fluctuating selection?

Healthy companies tend to resist, for fear of setting off power struggles or imposing a disruptive new layer of authority.

Nevertheless, an effect of the SCN on clock-controlled output systems under RF could be seen when the phases of peripheral clock gene expression in WT mice vs. αMUPA mice were compared under arrhythmicity imposed by disruptive light.

Although gill nets were likely able to capture the majority of available individuals in a given year (Wilberg et al. 2005), it is possible that such extreme selection for the survival of either very small or very large individuals imposed a disruptive selection regime.

To impose frequency-dependent disruptive selection we use a multiple-niche environment and local, frequency-dependent competition.

But they say the new rules go too far and would impose unnecessary and potentially disruptive requirements on refiners.

So if it's not actually expensive and it's not actually disruptive, why impose this hardship on trans soldiers?

The French football authorities still hope to impose those same rules on Monaco, a disruptive dispute that will rumble on into the summer in the principality.

Under these circumstances the organization is unable to make disruptive changes preemptively, before events impose themselves upon it.