Sentence examples for imposing a depth from inspiring English sources

With this flag, termination is ensured by imposing a depth limit on a recursion stack [20].

These features of T2 anisotropy were immediately interpreted as being caused mainly by the depth-dependent structure of the collagen matrix in cartilage, which imposes a depth-dependent motional anisotropy for the protons in the tissue due to their close interaction with the collagen matrix.

Following screening of 626 rice accessions, several landraces and breeding lines were identified as being tolerant to SF. Flooding by imposing a water depth of 20 cm at 30 DAT, then raising the water depth by ∼20 cm in each of two subsequent weeks to reach 50 60 cm and maintaining this depth through grain filling were effective in identifying tolerant rice genotypes.

In our implementations, we impose a 5-depth limit on our trees.

Banks were imposing a limit on withdrawals.

"It's imposing a very considerable burden".

For NiTi, the indentation force required to impose a specific indentation depth is highest for indentation experiments performed in the 〈0 0 1〉 direction and lowest along the 〈1 1 1〉 direction.

Following the Deepwater Horizon disaster in the Gulf of Mexico President Obama imposed a moratorium on drilling at a depth of 152 metres or more.

These maxima are similar to subsurface maxima in bioirrigation intensity reported in chemically-based studies that have not imposed a priori restrictions on the depth-dependence of bioirrigation intensity.[27, 68] Furthermore, model simulations demonstrate that relatively rare organisms may have a disproportionate influence on solute transport in sediments.

Again, the handle made it much easier to move around, and the depth of the pan imposed a natural limit on the thickness of the tart.

To what depth does Pearson consider itself able to impose a gag order on other people's children and use state capitols to enforce it?