Sentence examples for imposed on one point from inspiring English sources
Since an input force is not imposed on one point, existing problem formulations such as attaching a spring on the node under the input force or constraining the input displacement are not valid for the present problem.
[C1.] Delphi and the United Automobile Workers agreed on one point: that the company is likely to ask a bankruptcy court judge to let it set aside its labor contracts and impose sharply lower wages and benefits.
On one point dealers agreed.
The announcement lifts the curfew that had been imposed at one point from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. and ends the ban on gatherings of more than five people in Yangon.
Providing for the mutual initiation of topics can be particularly useful to the staff members (Extracts 2 and 3), because it can allow them to mobilize the clients' cooperation in the initiation a topic, instead of unilaterally imposing one (a point on which we will elaborate later).
Conversely, the constraints imposed on the fixed-point sensors are more rigorous because they are capable of measuring the airflow at only one point (Thimons and Kohler 1985).
In the existing literature, contractive conditions are imposed on mappings to obtain fixed points and common fixed points.
At one point her image is imposed on that of Saddam Hussein.
He fined Standard Oil the maximum penalty, $29,240,000, the largest fine imposed on a corporation to that point.
By way of explanation, the UN adds: "The emphasis on global targets imposed one-size-fits-all targets for countries, irrespective of countries' diverse starting points, financial resources and capacity".
