Sentence examples similar to imposed on a double from inspiring English sources

A ghost fluid approach is imposed on a double-population thermal lattice Boltzmann method.

It is by far the largest rate rollback the state has ever imposed on a utility for its own misdeeds, more than double the previous record of $82 million, in a case against Con Edison in the early 1980's.

A country imposed on a wilderness needs strong selves.

One component comprises various costs that illness imposed on a particular individual and society, imposing real (treatment) related expenses.

The large-scale exodus of tribal men to urban areas in search of a living has imposed a double burden on women left behind, forcing them to fend for themselves and their families and even work in the fields, thus further deteriorating women's condition.

"The court is simply wrong, it has imposed a double standard," Mr. Crampton said.

This imposed a double burden to fight against enemy forces and to protest against the "friendly fire" of racial prejudice.

For one thing, that would impose a double burden on the current working generation.

As the great Stanford economist Kenneth Arrow put it in 1973, speculation based on private information imposes a "double social loss": it uses up resources and undermines markets.

This is more than a double standard imposed on homosexual relationships, but the worst combination of personal hypocrisy with political expediency that has become the means by which millions of Americans are disenfranchised from their full access to civil rights.

But, if this sin of omission exists, the charitable explanation would be that the subject imposes a double penance on schedulers.