Sentence examples for imposed on producing from inspiring English sources

e k : Cost of taxes imposed on producing carbon (proportional to 1 J of energy for vehicle k).

These include the requirements of geometric and thermal property matching as well as the practical constraints imposed on produce simulators.

At present, the financial cost of emitting carbon dioxide, the principal culprit in global warming, is next to nothing, because no penalties are imposed on firms producing it.

No one has treated the three-fifths clause of the Constitution as overly precious after its renunciation, nor have the states dwelt upon their still extant constitutional bar from taxing interstate commerce as they collect monies from a sales excise imposed on goods produced outside of their jurisdiction; Section 1 Article 8 deserves to be considered in this light.

I expect that they would want the budget of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration to be adequate, and that there be stringent standards (regulations) imposed on companies that produce potentially dangerous medical material.

Despite that notion, men living in the modern world need to understand that gender equality do not translate into overwhelming expectations imposed on women to produce extra income for the household, as well as carrying on domestic duties.

The Augustan age had pointed the way that Roman art would go: Italian taste would be imposed on Hellenic models to produce something original.

Quantization noise imposed on the associated coefficients produces visual distortions that are localized in spatial frequency and orientation and can also be correlated to the image.

Europe's experiment in anti-stimulus — the harsh spending cuts imposed on debtor nations — didn't produce the promised surge in private-sector confidence.

Instead, our conclusions relied on a simple engineering principle that equal loading imposed on a less rigid bone produces greater deformations and consequently larger response and vice versa.

The set-up is undoubtedly inspired by his studio experience last year, where he imposed on himself the intense task of producing a track once a week for the entire year.