Sentence examples for imposing a minimal from inspiring English sources

This is expressed in the update (5) as a negative weight imposing a minimal amount of evidence required from the data before a component can be allowed to exist.

If the economic analysis ends up reflecting a true assessment of the proposed rule, many drone advocates will be very happy with the FAA and their decision to regulate the lowest-risk small UAS operations by imposing a minimal regulatory burden on those operations.

By imposing a minimal size of 20 nt, following the rationale that high-score reads of a few nucleotides are useless for practical resequencing applications, Roche 454 was left with >99.6%, Illumina GA with the 92.1%, and ABI SOLiD with the 78.7% of the original number of reads, corresponding to a loss of 27.2%, 15.8%, and 43.5%, respectively, in terms of nucleotides.

In our model, this is achieved imposing a minimal allowed value for the normalized energy gap (see Methods).

We then applied a stringent criterion to preserve homology relationships between sequences [ 37], imposing a minimal alignment coverage of > = 80%% between any pair of sequences with > 30%% identity, eventually retaining 131,162 environmental sequences.

(c) Section 1409(a)(4) imposes a minimal obligation.

The telescope manufacturer therefore has imposed a minimal natural frequency of 10 Hz for the supporting telescope pier.

The Supreme Court has interpreted the provision narrowly, saying accommodations should be granted only if they impose a minimal burden on employers.

In the 2007 Massachusetts case, a state judge, Allan van Gestel, upheld the discounted toll program for residents near the bridges and tunnels, saying it imposed a "minimal" burden on the right to interstate travel guaranteed by equal protection.

Moreover, bearing walls are relatively thick and, as a matter of fact, many codes of practice impose a minimal slenderness for them, as for instance the recent Italian O.P.C.M. 3431 [2005.

The Choleski decomposition imposes a minimal set of assumptions to identify our system.