Sentence examples for imposed on classical from inspiring English sources
The plea for web-based unitary taxonomy reflects the threat imposed on classical taxonomy by increasingly classifying biodiversity using available genetic sequence data.
Newman seeks to move beyond the limitations these characteristics impose on classical anarchism by using concepts from post-structuralist thought.
The importance of Restall's point lies not only in the formal constraints imposed on suitable non-classical approaches to Curry; its importance lies especially in the philosophical awkwardness imposed by such constraints.
First, a linear order ≺ is imposed on the set of classical models in Ω over which the probability measure P is defined.
The book ends with a fervent sense that somehow the limitations and boundaries that the history of classical music has imposed on singers can now be transcended.
Throughout the first part of this interval, when socialist realism was politically imposed on Romanian letters, Creangă was spared the posthumous censorship which affected several other classical writers (see Censorship in Communist Romania).
Gelb attacked a "cabal of atonal composers, academics, and classical-music critics" whose tastes, he asserted, were being imposed on a public hungry for more melodic fare.
This activation depends on the structural changes imposed on the antibody molecule after binding to antigen and, at least in case of the classical pathway of complement, on the distance or density of antigen-bound antibodies.
This is equivalent to the classical formulation of the so-called constrained update, where the constraint (zeros in time domain) is imposed on the update (see [61]).
Classical methods of static optimization also involve the problem of extremum seeking in the presence of equality constraints imposed on certain original variables.
