Sentence examples for imposed to reflect from inspiring English sources

One issue is gender separation at prayer, imposed to reflect Islamic notions of modesty.

This measure of patterning efficiency is calculated from an improved Fourier series solution of DEP force, in which realistic boundary conditions and a finite chamber height are imposed to reflect typical microfluidic applications.

These restraints were imposed to reflect the orientation of the Thr-38/Pro-39 Thr-38/Pro-39 Thr-38/Pro-39te for phosphoryl transfer.

In addition, the effect of cold on transporters can also reflect the stresses imposed to the fruit (cold, darkness and detachment), that may limit nutrient availability.

A minimum uncertainty of 0.01 nT was imposed in order to reflect the added uncertainty due to rounding errors.

Much of Mexico's fate lies in the hands of the United States, its top trading partner; its economy minister has said, defensively, that the government would impose mirror actions to reflect whatever taxes Trump introduced.

Indeed, a Platonist/realist about moral value could claim that the objective values which (according to the theory) apply to all agents independent of choice are in fact "self-imposed" in this idealized sense: they would be imposed were the person to reflect on the matter, acting as a perfectly reasonable agent.

OTHER restrictions are being imposed in some towns to reflect the desires of homeowners.

Structural constraints can be imposed on the controllers to reflect the practical system constraints.

He cited precedents in other Commonwealth jurisdictions including Nigeria to indicate that suspects in drug trafficking cases were entitled to bail, but said he had decided to impose unusually stringent terms to reflect the seriousness of the case.

"Had we not been limited by the statutory maximum, we would have imposed a larger financial penalty to reflect this misuse".