Sentence examples for imposed the use from inspiring English sources

In 1938 the government imposed the use of Voi as the formal pronoun instead of Lei and banned handshakes in all places of public work.

In our previous studies, the achievement of complete dynamic similarity between a prototype and its models imposed the use of different solar heat fluxes between them.

The need of high fluences of thermal neutrons imposed the use of the available thermal channel of a TRIGA reactor properly modified for this application.

The necessity of measurement of health-care needs and assessment of health status by using different social, economic, and psychological indicators imposed the use of the EQ-5D and the Quick DASH concomitantly with the SPADI [36].

In particular, relevant drawbacks in mechanical properties of natural polymers have imposed the use of synthetic ones to reach an acceptable balance between chemical stability and in vivo durability.

In many international fora, such as the EU, Greece has been able to impose the use of the clunky formulation "the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia" (FYROM).

The state is not imposing the use of the word kosher, Mr. Lewin said, and he insisted that for all the contentiousness over definitions, nearly all Jews -- 99.9percentt, as he put it -- generally agreed on whether food was kosher.

Minimum security requirements for the Paillier cryptosystem impose the use of at least 1024 bits for.

Advanced wireless communication standards impose the use of modern techniques to improve spectral efficiency and reliability.

It is always possible to deactivate NC by imposing the use of only those latter controls.

The tunability imposes the use of magnetic phasing sections also located between the undulator segments.