Sentence examples for imposed on a segment from inspiring English sources

(244) He seems to think, deep down, that this is possible for any normal human being, for any member of any race who is of sound mind, but also to judge that, in their day, the cart was being put in front of the horse, and the entire panoply of citizenship was being imposed on a segment of their local population who had not yet been fully enough prepared for its burdens.

The pattern of multiple deployments imposed on a small segment of enlistment-age individuals in the United States is inequitable and discriminatory.

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.

Thus it is not unreasonable to propose that, in the long bodied geophilomorphs, the variable generation of segments by pair rule patterning has been imposed on an invariant underlying body plan.

To the contrary, in the case of the polymer with the diketopyrrolopyrrole A segment the charge imposed on the oligothiophene segment delocalizes towards the diketopyrrolopyrrole unit.

In thin airfoil theory, the linearized boundary conditions are usually imposed on the segment [ − 1, 1 ] and the functions we are looking for are defined on R 2 ∖ [ − 1, 1 ].

Such burdens or harms will fall into three main categories: risks related to privacy/confidentiality; risks related to liberty/self-determination; and risks related to justice (such as undue burdens imposed on particular segments of the society).

In addition to the uniform pricing (UP) constraint, which is an obligation to serve all consumers at an identical price, constraints considered are the coverage constraint (CC), which is an obligation imposed on one of the firms to serve a given segment of the market, and the license constraint (LC), which is a minimum or a maximum coverage restriction that is imposed on entrants.

Since the e-value cut-off is imposed on individual hsps (high-scoring segment pairs) and several hsps compose a complete genome match, small hsps such as those corresponding to an exon that might have been partially sequenced at the beginning or end of an EST would not be aligned to the genome accurately if the e-value is set too low (i.e. if the stringency of identifying a match was too high).

In cabling process, transverse and longitudinal bending strains were imposed on the tapes in the transposed segment.