Sentence examples for imposed on one of from inspiring English sources

In protest against tough prison conditions imposed on one of their own, young hoods who might have come from a casting for City of God tried to intimidate businesses into closing, just as 400,000 tourists were due to join the party.

Dynamic simulations showed that the bed temperature changes slowly when a stepwise change is imposed on one of the parameters.

The CellMatch code searches within given combinatorial space and sorts results by the strain imposed on one of the components, while the other component experiences zero strain.

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.

Therefore, it is possible that similar compensatory mechanisms could have prevented the hypoxia exposures from translating into changes in tumour progression and that different results could be seen if the gassings were imposed on one of the above-mentioned repair-deficient models.

But a provincial court's decision on January 18th to uphold a death sentence imposed on one of China's wealthiest businesswomen has created an unusual outpouring of sympathy.

The process, known as the EU's nuclear option, opens the door to the most serious sanction the bloc can impose on one of its members — suspending its right to vote on EU affairs.

One of the best examples was the nonsensical doctrine known as Lysenkoism, which rejected concepts such as genes and natural selection in favour of "natural cooperation" and the belief that physical changes imposed on one generation of organisms would pass down to the next – for example that plucking the leaves from a plant would encourage leaflessness in its descendants.

However, whether selection imposed on one transcription cassette effects the likelihood of expression from a second, independent transcription cassette within the same vector has been less well studied.

Which, I would hazard a guess, is a direct consequence of the restrictions imposed on one's legs by jerk fans' favourite trousers: skinny jeans.

On the other hand, under the conditions we imposed on, one can prove that for all polynomials of degree less than and at distance at most from, divides.