Sentence examples for imposed provides from inspiring English sources
It is shown in [22, Chapter 5] that solving the instantaneous problem obtained from drift-plus-penalty policy in the case of infinite buffer capacities (i.e., when the constraints C3 and C6 are not imposed) provides a utility (4a) that has a gap of (frac {D}{V}) from its optimal value, where D is a constant related to sum of the squared data arrivals and squared transmission rates.
'(5) Dividends paid by a subsidiary corporation to its parent shall not be subject to the tax herein imposed provided that the subsidiary and its parent report their income for taxation under the provisions of chapter 71 on a consolidated income return basis, or both corporations report separately.
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Furthermore, with this approach penalties on additional covariance matrices can easily be imposed, provided appropriate tuning factors are available.
For most of us, the imposed downtime provides ample opportunity to watch a privileged not-so-few glide through a roped and red-carpeted check-in, priority lanes for screening and immigration to a comfortable lounge from where they are "invited" (as if they might choose otherwise) to board the plane first.
Not only will this giga-dataset form the basis for advancing our understanding of rice's history of selection (natural or imposed), it provides the platform for large-scale discovery of genetic variation associated with important traits for breeding applications [ 7].
A range of "haircuts" is also imposed to provide further protection.
The imposed contract provided for an annual pay increase of 2.8percentt for five years.
– has every potential for a car crash of contentiousness, but Egoyan carries it off with compelling grace, and Plummer's affecting, imposing performance provides an authoritative centre.
Like the Sugar Act (1764), the Stamp Act was imposed to provide increased revenues to meet the costs of defending the enlarged British Empire.
THE vastly expanded benefits of the new health care law have been well advertised, but the taxes imposed to provide insurance coverage for tens of millions of additional Americans and their pre-existing conditions have received much less public attention.
