Sentence examples similar to imposed comprehension from inspiring English sources
The requirement that there be more concepts than extensions is imposed jointly by the Comprehension Principle for Concepts and the new significance this principle takes on in the presence of Basic Law V.
Syntactic constraints called wellformedness conditions (WFCs) are often imposed with the intention of reducing comprehension errors, but there is little supporting empirical evidence that they have the desired effect.
For both these methods, answering the questionnaire nevertheless imposed cognitive demands on the respondents equally, whereby the respondent had to have reading and comprehension skills and be literate in reading the language of the questionnaire.
Analyzing comprehension of each format at this stage was not feasible considering the additional time burden it would have imposed on our study participants (focus group sessions lasted a full 2 hours).
He sat on the regulatory reform committee and the public administration committee in the Commons, neither of them bodies that often attracted public attention, but his comprehension of the subjects with which they were dealing meant that real changes were made to the regulation requirements imposed on Ofcom, the communications regulator, and Ofgem, which deals with energy companies.
Structure had imposed order.
Curfews were swiftly imposed.
