Sentence examples for imposed in the existing from inspiring English sources

We establish that, under weaker assumptions than those imposed in the existing works in the literature, it is possible to construct a switching sequence of time-varying noncausal dynamics, exhibiting the state determination of our system.

There is a limit, however, on the period of production imposed by the existing stock of accumulated capital.

Because we do not accept the validity of a suspension imposed in contravention of the existing FOA, university policy, Virginia law and the constitutional rights of our members, we are not compelled to sign a revised FOA to continue operations on campus".

Values imposed in the modelled scenarios.

Italics: Limits imposed in the intervention.

Although the above mentioned model can effectively improve the rate performance, it imposes additional complexity in implementing the existing (ZF or DFE) receivers, since the size of the effective channel matrix is large (2N × N).

But he's governed as a conventional liberal who believes in the existing system, knows how to work it and accepts the limitations it imposes on him.

"Including aviation in the existing E.U.

As described above, William argued that all significant words are imposed to name existing things in the world and these words generate sound understandings of those things they were imposed to signify.

In fact, the existing order is fragile.

In addition the existing data are contradictory.