Sentence examples for imposes about from inspiring English sources

On average, the proposed method provides 39.2 times improvement against single upset faults and 14.9 times for double upset faults; however it imposes about 14.7% area overhead.

According to her research, conducted with Michelle Budig at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, motherhood imposes about twice the earning penalty in the United States compared with what women face in countries that have expansive publicly financed child care systems.

Finally, compared to single layer coding, SVC imposes about 10% bit rate overhead for the enhancement layer[41].

This imposes about a 3-fold increase in memory and 5-fold increase in CPU time required relative to previous CM alignment implementations.

Judge Sullivan also imposed about $1.75 million in fines and forfeiture.

Regulators have imposed about $2.5 billion in penalties against fund companies.

Mr. Almunia's predecessor, Neelie Kroes, imposed about €1.6 billion in fines on cartels last year.

Some of the other composers I worked with could be very imposing about style.

There is, however, something new and imposing about this India Test side.

After the charge was imposed, about 55percentt of the listings remained.

At the same time, there is something forbidding and imposing about her.