Sentence examples for imposes as from inspiring English sources

While it has been adapted for compressible, incompressible, viscous and inviscid flows, it is limited in the types of boundary conditions that it imposes, as are most volume penalization methods.

Those are Holiday's formative and constant experiences — racism and the hardness, the ugliness, the danger that it imposes as her unrelenting daily lot, and from which her ideas, her career, and her art are inseparable.

Or should we see Mahler's 10th Symphony as a stele of its own, as a cautionary reminder of mortality and the limits it imposes, as ruins to be poked through by visitors left to imagine what might have been?

If the judge in the case imposes as $50m bond on Gawker, which its representatives say it cannot pay, the site and its nine ancillary publications could quickly collapse.

The Supporting States are mindful that the repeated, pervasive anti-competitive acts in which Microsoft has engaged for many years, and which it continues to deny, may reflect a corporate culture which would prevent Microsoft from effectively adjusting its behavior to comply in good faith with all the conduct requirements that the proposed Final Judgment imposes as a necessary remedy.

The EU imposes as 9.6 per cent duty on imported foreign garlic in an attempt to prevent the continent's growers from being driven out of business by Chinese farmers who have captured large swathes of the global market by producing crops at knock down prices.

Sanctions — including recalls — are imposed as soon as a pathogen is found.

"I know of no case of conditions that have been imposed as severe as those on Mr. Madoff".

But such measures are logistically difficult to impose as well as unpopular with workers in the tourism industry.

With that being said, an upper bound has to be imposed as well to events b.

For the inversion, the smoothing and damping constraints are imposed, as well as in Tsushima et al. (2009).