Sentence examples for imposes a criterion from inspiring English sources

As it turns out, the valuing of "individual gesture" imposes a criterion of its own: moody bemusement, more or less.

This problem was addressed by imposing a criterion of the resulting voxel mask to be solid and connected by assuming that the point (a x,0,0,a y,0,0,a z,0,0), which determined the global surface position, was located inside the object and a voxel at the edge of the image matrix was assumed to be outside the object.

The verifiability criterion thus imposed a standard that was too strong to accommodate the characteristic claims of science and was not justifiable.

Therefore, we can easily impose a termination criterion on our method to stop the curve evolution automatically.

We have to impose a counting criterion, then, and the topological notion of self-connectedness seems to be relevant here, too (see von Fintel 2004a,b).

To do so, we imposed a selection criterion of action rate that must be satisfied by each active participant in order to include his/her data (and that of the corresponding yoked participant) in the analyses.

This mode also imposes a so called "pore criterion" that stipulates that the end points of the pore must be further away than the average length of the channels that formed the pore.

Usually, the objective is cost or mass reduction and restrictions must be taken into account: for instance, a given available space imposes a restriction or failure criteria must be taken into account.

Your bank or credit union will likely impose a few criteria as far as the age, condition, and mileage of the vehicle you want to purchase.

Fatigue endurance of the ring flange to the shell weld, class 71, is often the design criterion and imposes a limit on the shell thickness.

As the LBP algorithm is not guaranteed to converge, and in some cases might oscillate (Murphy et al., 1999), we impose an additional criterion to limit the total number of iterations.