Sentence examples for imposed great from inspiring English sources

Global technology exchange has imposed great needs on machine localization.

Integration of large-scale renewable energy has imposed great challenges on power system operation due to its uncertainty and anti-peaking nature.

However, the unique characteristics of MANETs have imposed great challenges in designing a fully distributed public key management protocol under resource-constrained MANET environments.

Yinchuan, an inland city in Northwestern China, has been undergoing rapid urban growth in recent years that has imposed great challenges on urban planning.

The recently completed extra-long mountain highway tunnels, such as the Qinling Zhongnan Mountain, the Dapingli, and the Niba Mountain tunnels, and the development of new tunnel structural types and sections have imposed great demands on tunnel engineers, but have also significantly improved the theory of highway tunnel design and construction.

Kakali et al. (2000) examined the hydration product of portland cement with 0, 10, 20 and 35%% of LP at 28 days, and revealed the reaction mechanism of C3A and LP, which showed that LP imposed great influence on the hydration products because of the formation of calcium carbo aluminate.

"A hotel in the city?" He said he had imposed greater accountability for Mandeville House by creating a foundation.

Additionally, for both genders, the high working height imposed greater muscular demands compared to middle and low heights.

In fact, in order to complete the task assigned by the provincial government, prefectural governments imposed greater pressure on county (city, district) governments.

This pattern of task-related increases and decreases in BOLD signal suggests that the task imposed greater attentional demands during the high load relative to low load condition.

Combined treatment imposed greater inhibition on the protein expression of COX-2 when compared to individual drug effects.