Sentence examples for imposed to fix from inspiring English sources

The jth individual ("parent") from G n produces ν j individuals ("children") in generation G n +1 and dies; ν j are supposed to be mutually independent (over j) and follow the Poisson distribution: (4) P { ν j = r } = e − λ λ r r !. Let a population contain N individuals at each generation G n ; that is, the condition ∑ j ν j = N must be imposed to fix the population size over generations.

He will also face an electorate likely to respond unhappily to the deep and painful budget cuts the government will need to impose to fix Britain's ailing finances.

For example, many editors require that the addition of elements to the model follow a specific order, or else fixed default elements are imposed to make the current model syntactically valid.

The fungus begins growing from the left longitudinal face and fixed boundaries are imposed to all faces.

The system consists of 2 (longitudinal) × 10 (tangential) tracheids and fixed boundaries are imposed to all faces.

The Affordable Care Act has imposed new rules in an effort to fix these problems.

Thus, the transformation procedure imposes a decision on which parameters to fix and which to allow to change.

An American judge who found technology firm Apple liable for conspiring to fix e-book prices imposed injunction on the iPad makers to prevent it from breaking further rules.

He seems to recognize that the days of imposing America's will are over and instead focuses on collaborating with other nations to fix global challenges.

These attempted to fix wages at pre-plague levels, making it a crime to refuse work or to break an existing contract, imposing fines on those who transgressed.

I will be far less likely to impose fixed values and expectations on children, because you know what I learned in algebra class?