Sentence examples for imposed a method from inspiring English sources

When Mr Leonhardt taught in Vienna and Amsterdam, never taking more than five pupils at a time (many of them becoming distinguished harpsichordists in turn), he never imposed a method on them; he simply listened to their playing, heard what they lacked, and worked on it.

"There are states that allow inmates to choose but it is a very different matter for a state to impose a method like electrocution," he said.

But if they are too exclusive in what they count as science, naturalism loses its credibility, by imposing a method appropriate to natural science on areas where it is inappropriate.

The court said the provision compelled speech from candidates in violation of the First Amendment; violated the constitutional "speech or debate" immunity enjoyed by members of Congress; added extra-constitutional qualifications for seeking office; and imposed an unconstitutional method for amending the Constitution.

Instead, IFRS imposed a strict "incurred-loss" method, in which debt was valued at par until a borrower actually stopped paying.While nodding at the new rules, Spain in practice retained its old ones.

Assuming that the fractional orders are imposed, a least square-based method can here be used.

Legal progress has, in general, imposed a stricter control of selling methods to reduce the incidence of deception.

Different from the direct method, the inverse method imposes a unique "transpiration" boundary condition on the blade surfaces.

The traditional contracting method imposes a strict distinction between the design and construction phases, which leads to a confrontational attitude between the design and construction teams.

Our method imposes a sparse prior on the STRF while NRC uses a lowpass Gaussian prior.

This type of method imposes a stringent tree structure on the network which is highly sensitive to the metric used to assess (dis)similarity, and typically requires subjective evaluation to define modules.