Sentence examples for impose to use from inspiring English sources

The non stationary characteristics during the atmospheric flight impose to use a gain scheduled approach for a Linear Time Varying System (LTV).

This procedure imposes to use an orthopaedic Table. it respects peri-articular muscle system, and appears to be the preferential approach for prosthetic implantation according to a mini invasive protocol.

However, the direct growth on the plastic substrate imposes to use a low temperature and strongly limits the range of accessible materials and growth techniques.

We imposed to use five variables following the rule of thumb that log(n) variables should be used with a dataset of n samples.

Due to technical reasons in most current systems of magnetic field up to 1.5T, the 3D high spatial resolution limits the temporal resolution to as low as 1 minute and imposes to use the simplest model limited to the estimation of Ktrans and Ve values [ 22- 24].

The board is being wound up and replaced by a commissioner with the power to impose duties to use Welsh on a range of bodies, including public services and utilities firms.

The residence criterion was imposed to allow using the short-term household exposure measurements as a reasonable surrogate for long-term exposures, given the focus on chronic health end points.

Many airlines have also imposed fees to use frequent flier miles to upgrade a paid ticket, which can be hundreds of dollars for an international flight.

If these measures do not relieve demand, then perhaps surcharges should be imposed to curb use.

Critics warn that more deaths or abuses are inevitable unless stricter rules are imposed to limit use of lethal force.

Indeed, in certain extreme circumstances, human rights law may even impose a duty to use such lethal force in order to protect life".