Sentence examples for imposed explicitly from inspiring English sources

The real virtue of this UMP technique is that interface coupling conditions between any media can be automatically satisfied, so no medium-dependent interface condition needs to be imposed explicitly.

This assumption is not explicitly imposed in Abbring and Van den Berg (2003, 2004) but is implicit in the model.

This formulation implicitly satisfies an integral constraint that is more general than many of the integral constraints that have been explicitly imposed.

The concept is based on a mesoscale approach in which the non-slip boundary conditions in the vicinity of the packed beds are explicitly imposed by utilizing the immersed boundary (IB) method.

This is not a behavior explicitly imposed on the distributed deployment; it emerges naturally from the fact that Rule sharing specifies a permission which, remote or local, interrupts the permission inheritance.

Due to explicitly imposed limitations of this freely-available software we could only analyze data sets with fewer than 600 samples.

Second, they do not have the same culture and organization that are implicitly or explicitly imposed and implemented as part of the commercial solutions coming from the developed countries and for which these applications have been developed and tested.

In his remarks on Martha's Vineyard last week, when he announced the token suspension of some joint military exercises, he called for an end to the state of emergency that the generals have imposed, but failed to explicitly link this demand to the future of U.S. aid.

Second, was the requirement to explicitly choose imposed by the Dutch government in the context of the reform effective in reducing status quo bias with respect to future reforms?

These sanctions included ones imposed on September 1, 2016 explicitly targeting Gazprom.

Even without an explicit consideration of utility however, in our system, the hardware already explicitly imposes a limit to the duty cycle.