Sentence examples for imposed on conventional from inspiring English sources

Presented in a number of international declarations, the minimum regulation standard appears to be less restrictive than the rules that are imposed on conventional banks; it nonetheless represents a good start.

Here, a Ce0.8Ni0.2O2-δ (CNO) internal reforming layer is imposed on conventional Ni-Sm0.2Ce0.8O2-x (SDC) anodes for direct methane SOFCs.

For now, at least, Internet providers typically dodge the federal, state and local taxes imposed on conventional phone service as well.

GFRP bars have been considered and used worldwide as negative and positive reinforcement in concrete decks, such as bridge decks as shown in Fig. 1, especially in cold regions to resist the corrosion imposed on conventional steel bars by the frequent use of high dosage of deicing salts leading to fast deterioration of bridge decks due to the ingress of chlorides (Koch and Karst 2013).

Second, this instinct to formalise a genre of comedy we accept as inherently informal is not indivisible from the limitations the German language imposes on conventional British comedy structures.

By contrast, in the proposed method, two search constraints are imposed on the conventional DBS.

These experimental studies have demonstrated that cyclic mechanical stress imposed on airway epithelium with conventional mechanical ventilation may lead to the activation of alveolar macrophages, which then release pro-inflammatory cytokines from the lungs during less than 3 hours of ventilation.

Greece and Italy have "technocratic" governments – in other words, governments that no one voted for – imposed on them by the failure of conventional democratic politics and the terror of the bond markets.

In this paper, ultrasonic vibration is imposed on the die to overcome the difficulties during conventional titanium wire drawing processes at the room temperature.

A conventional film shows life with certain elements imposed on it, so that we can deduce an ultimate 'essence', a 'meaning'meaning

Since both cases involve the exchange of DNA between interbreeding groups, the regulatory measures imposed on cisgenesis and intragenesis could be similar to those for conventional breeding.