Sentence examples for imposed a model from inspiring English sources

Extraction of the precious coal from underground created in successive stages certain needs and also imposed a model for generating the mono-industrial city.

This is a reason for imposing a model on the background noise.

Instead of imposing a model on reality, we should allow the potential present in the situation to express itself (Jullien, 1999).

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.

Thatcher imposed a neoliberal model now seen to have failed across the world.

Stepwise BIC selects models of size 13 (BE) and 11 (FS), since BIC generally favors smaller models by imposing a larger model size penalty.

The suit alleges that Hachette, HarperCollins and Simon & Schuster conspired to to increase ebook prices and eliminate retail price competition by imposing a distribution model in which publishers set the prices – the so-called agency model.

In this work, since we are primarily interested in the computational aspects of impedance control, we increase the realism of our arm model by imposing an appropriate model of kinematic variability based on physiological observations, i.e., that the kinematic variability is reduced for more highly co-contracted activation patterns (see Methods and Fig. 2).

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.