Sentence examples for impose to the from inspiring English sources

"And that's not just in terms of the the compromise of that specific machine but the threat that that would impose to the rest of the networks".

The method for reducing the errors introduced by the channel-length modulation is to impose to the current mirror an output voltage that set V DSO  ≅ V DSREF.

In practice, when is fixed, the foregoing makes it possible to control the attenuation degree we want to impose to the data in by choosing, which is rather natural, and calculating according to (4).

In order to emulate the model of human walking, we will impose to the swing foot of the bipedal robot to follow a path similar to the one generated by the human foot when performing a walking step.

The electromagnetic puller could either keep the length of the fibre segment constant to elicit isometric contractions, or impose to the specimen quick releases of preset amplitude completed in 2 ms.

However, when one wants to impose to the initial window to belong to more sophisticated functional spaces than S (R n ) or L 2 (R n ) one might be confronted to technical difficulties if one wants to prove that the deformed window (59) belongs to the same space.

Balancing requirements are imposed to the network.

In this approach, two assumptions are imposed to the model.

that are then imposed to the protective structure.

A spatial periodicity boundary condition is imposed to the RVE.

The framework records measurements for variable resistances which were imposed to the MFC.