Sentence examples for imposed a structure from inspiring English sources

The constitution, often portrayed as designed to shackle government, actually imposed a structure that the earlier Articles of Confederation lacked, notes Garry Wills, a historian.

This urge to impose a structure on chaos it might be the wrong structure.

The court often imposes a structure for which lawyers will lead the action, Clobes said.

They impose a structure, pace – and an incongruous context – that his self-pitying breakdown-comedy purposefully lacks.

Every fashion designer, they say, is an architect manque, intent on imposing a structure on the wayward human form.

As the narrative challenged and re-challenged, the sun-baked pages became a diary of occasions on which I had flicked back, attempting to impose a structure on the shifting sands of the story.

The job, McGrath reveals, did not merely involve excision: it involved imposing a structure on Roth's fragments — Roth jumped from section to section as he wrote, leaving a disjointed mass.

Science generally succeeds in bringing some order to human existence — except when it does just the reverse, imposing a structure that never quite fits properly no matter how much it is tweaked.

Both the show itself and the objects in it call on us to impose a structure of our own; to stir through the evidence put in front of us and analyse it accordingly.

Further, refine the initial illumination map by imposing a structure prior on it as the final illumination map.

This methodology helps in imposing a structure on the weights, which results in a network more suitable for rule generation.