Sentence examples for imposed by respective from inspiring English sources

The social and moral sanctions imposed by respective 'development team' members in a give locality seeks to encourage/enforce the members to participate in the watershed management work.

Choosing methods to assess student program outcomes is a matter of balancing best practices against the constraints imposed by the respective education authorities mainly the Engineering Accreditation Council (EAC) for engineering degrees offered by institutions of higher education in Malaysia.

These terms are expected to have different offsets present within them because of different timing constraints imposed by the respective AC.

Eventually the estimates converge on the parameter values which best explain the data, while accounting for the similarity constraints imposed by their respective distributions.

The model simulates the mutual constraints imposed by each of these constituents through their respective tensile and compressive behaviour and volumetric changes.

Although O'Neal liked the West song in the episode's final scene, O'Neal said "cramming (West and Mencia) together — even mixed in with Cartman's very funny fantasy sequences — felt too cobbled to me, and the time limits imposed by cutting back and forth between it all made the respective digs start to feel a little too one-note".

The results of disturbance rejection capability test showed that the MIMO control strategy can effectively maintain the indoor air temperature and humidity to their respective settings after an unmeasured heat load disturbance was imposed by simultaneously varying speeds of both the compressor and the supply fan of the DX A/C system.

The respective gubernatorial candidates have yet to debate because of conditions imposed by Governor Cuomo.

Across the entire genome, we find that when substitution events occur at the dyad position on the energy model, the average change in deformation energy (ΔDE) imposed by the 12 possible types of substitution is very strongly inversely associated with their respective frequency throughout the yeast genomes (r = −0.951, P < 0.004).

The concrete orientation of the respective hydrogen bonds is in many cases unambiguously determined by the constraints imposed by the atom's local geometry.

Also, the posterior distributions recovered for the ingroup (node g in Figure  1) and root (node h) time estimates overlapped with their respective prior distributions, and were tightly constrained by the lower limit of 408 Ma imposed by the priors (data not shown).