Sentence examples for imposed of the from inspiring English sources

The spectra were searched against a six frame translation (no minimum length was imposed) of the Synechococcus sp. PCC 7002 genome and plasmids (NC_010474 through NC_010480) and spectra matching peptides at least six amino acids in length reported.

Mot Mot, the more imposing of the two, sits atop a hill with views out to sea.

The dryly named LG Internet refrigerator is one of the most imposing of the first models to hit the market.

All the rites, Latin, Greek and Syriac, include the imposing of the Gospels on the neck and shoulders of the elect.

No. 336 is the most stolid; No. 335 is squeezed between it and No. 334, the scene of the amputation and the most imposing of the row.

Such notation enables the explicit and quantitative description of a metabolic network and allows the imposing of the first basic constraint mass balance.

A data structure is the form of organization imposed on the collection of those data elements.

The study shows that the lubricant film thickness follows the imposed variations of the load.

Marcello Piacentini was responsible for much of the imposing architecture of the fascist period, such as the Esposizione Universale di Roma (EUR) area in Rome.

Almost nightly they have traded fire, shattering the imposed quiet of the nightly curfew in Tetovo.

Springtime (or early autumn) here is perfect for outings, before the imposed torpor of the sun-baked summer months.