Sentence examples for imposing a concept on from inspiring English sources
Mr. Strassberger, the director, is also focused on the work's dramatic strength, not imposing a concept on it but responding to its unusual qualities.
The algorithm works by introducing the concept of a 'difference block', e.g. large gap, and imposing a cap on the penalty for having such a block in an alignment.
We find this in Lambert of Lagny: "The signification of a term is the concept of a thing, a concept on which an utterance is imposed by the will of the person instituting that term.
You're imposing a cost on them.
By imposing a partial ordering on the set of all closed intervals, Wu [5] introduced a solution concept in optimization problems with interval-valued objective functions.
Our results support a concept of individually assigned pregnancy duration according to growth rates rather than imposing a standard of 280 282 days on all pregnancies.
It is important to note here that although the study was designed to explore 'wellness and resilience' in older people, we attempted to avoid imposing these concepts on the data from the outset, not least because these are not usually terms used by participants themselves (although Wiles et al. 2012 use this to their advantage in making resilience the topic of discussion in their focus groups).
One aspect of this is that rationality of thought imposes a limit on a person's concept of his relation to the cosmos".
I impose a tax on capital gains on one economy.
