Sentence examples for imposing a large from inspiring English sources

He urged the judge to deter future violators by imposing a large penalty.

Mr. Christie is imposing a large ideological tax on thousands of couples and their families whose interests he is supposed to protect.

In fluoride medium and at open circuit potential (OCP) the Si surface is completely hydrogenated and is oxidised only upon imposing a large anodic current.

There was already an existing fast implementation that had many limitations and hence we tried to come up with a solution that can infer the width for most scenarios without imposing a large performance cost.

In another African adventure he became mixed up in an attempt to stage a coup in Equatorial Guinea, which led to a South African court imposing a large fine on him after he entered a plea bargain.

Euler buckling of slender members, global buckling and stability of sequences of bars are all considered by optimizing the geometric nonlinear response instead of by imposing a large number of constraints.

The hammering effect can be suppressed by imposing a large-scale bridging mechanism (bridging extending far in the crack wake, as from pins or stitches), whereupon energy release rates tend to show smooth oscillations associated with waves propagating on the scale of the whole specimen.

"You're imposing a larger tax increase than NIFA would require.

Producing unconventional gas is an intensive industrial process, generally imposing a larger environmental footprint than conventional gas development.

Lastly, the method is restricted by per-pixel housing supply, which is approximated in terms of inhabitant capacity in the model and is instrumental in imposing a larger degree of inertia on the model results.

Stepwise BIC selects models of size 13 (BE) and 11 (FS), since BIC generally favors smaller models by imposing a larger model size penalty.