Sentence examples for imposed on knowledge from inspiring English sources
A cognitive burden is imposed on knowledge workers in data-intensive environments whenever significant thought and effort are needed to evaluate complex options and make optimal decisions.
The open future of the family responds to two significant limits imposed on human knowledge and representation: death and the other person.
It's really difficult to impose monitoring on knowledge workers.
John Hallow as Edwin and Richard Thomsen as Burt in "Sorrows and Sons" turn their characters into men whose knowledge has been imposed on them with such force that they seem almost heroic to have survived only half shattered.
Marcus learns that his every move is being watched via the all-seeing eyes of the DHS, and uses his own knowledge of technology to rebel against the pervasive surveillance imposed on the city.
His request remains, to my knowledge, the only example of a government demanding that sanctions be imposed on its own country.
"There are no players imposed on me.
That was the demand imposed on me.
"any burden imposed on auditing or training..
"The rate was imposed on us.
