Sentence examples for imposed to generate from inspiring English sources

It is further demonstrated that certain conditions can be imposed to generate a new hierarchy of thermodynamically consistent hypo-plastic models, with a hyper-plastic structure as a singular case.

The breaking and forming bond lengths and the distance between the ribose and aspartate mimic were the sole constraints imposed to generate the TS model.

California had already imposed a mandate to generate 50percentt of its electricity from renewable sources by 2030; the bill increased the amount to 60percentt.

To this end, since 1995, Sydney KSA imposes a noise levy designed to generate sufficient revenues to fund a noise mitigation scheme.

He wrote to the New Britain Museum in 1974, "I do not protest interpretations of my performances because, as I see it, the purpose of art is not to impose meanings but to generate them".

The "dense enriched" subgraphs generated by DENSE are assumed to be the functional modules, because we start with the functional association network and impose the μparameter to generate the highly connected subgraphs.

Appreciating this point involves a mind switch away from a general agent-style interpretation of nervous system operation and towards a focus on the requirements imposed by the need to generate patterns of contraction and extension across a specific physical surface.

Such kind of population is stochastically generated in Gaussian way, imposing to the Gaussian generator an updating standard deviation that actually is a system parameter.

The 10percentt excise tax on expensive boats was imposed three years ago as a way to generate new revenue from the rich.

The results show that, within the imposed guidelines, it is possible to generate desired signals through the signal synthesis procedure.

The task force estimated the per-ride fees alone could generate up to $605 million a year at a time when other states and cities have increasingly imposed similar per-ride fees to generate new revenue.