Sentence examples for imposes a stronger from inspiring English sources

We observed that the gold-nanoparticle morphology imposes a stronger force in shaping the microbial community structure than does the surface coating.

For aqueous foams, the extraction dynamics are also influenced by the foam flow: oil is sheared by the thin film between the bubbles and the lubricating layer, which imposes a stronger interfacial shear compared to pure aqueous solutions.

Pairwise stability imposes a stronger condition similar to (16).

Moreover, for NT metals with a specified volume, reducing TB spacing is equivalent to increasing the density of TBs, which imposes a stronger resistance against lattice slipping.

The identification condition here imposes a stronger requirement on network structure: now, the matrices (left {boldsymbol {I},tildee {boldsymbol {G}},tildee {boldsymbol {G}}^{2},tildee {boldsymbol {G}}^{3}right }) need to be linearly independent.

Both AIC and BIC resolve this problem by including a penalty term for the number of parameters, but BIC imposes a stronger penalty than AIC, and as a result, it tends to select models with smaller number of parameters than those chosen by AIC method.

This imposes a strong evolutionary pressure on algorithms and software to efficiently utilise all levels of parallelism available on a given platform while minimising data movement.

The results show that the two mucus layers penetrate each other only marginally, and the bilayer imposes a strong barrier for nanoparticles, with the AML layer playing a crucial role in the mucus barrier.

This not only imposes a strong non-validated assumption of the underlying true models, but also leads to different superiority claims depending on which test is used instead of scientific plausibility.

As and when a properly functioning European emissions trading market imposes a strong and rising carbon price which makes renewable energy more profitable, Big Oil will want to do what their shareholders tell them and investments in fossil energy will decrease, dramatically and suddenly.

Beautifully scaled to the intimate dimensions of the Jermyn Street Theatre, Will Reynolds's excellent design imposes a strong imaginative unity on a play that darts about from the Alps, via Geneva and Venice, to the beach in the Bay of Spezia were Shelley's drowned body is climactically burned.