Sentence examples for imposing a number from inspiring English sources
These criteria are then tested by imposing a number of randomised DIC perturbations on the model data, representing a comprehensive range of leakage scenarios.
With Mr. Schröder imposing a number of new taxes after his narrow re-election victory in the fall, analysts say consumers are not likely to start spending more now.
By imposing a number of rules to limit image characteristics, this study applied three classifiers (SVMs, Bayes, and a neural network) to the test samples and compared their accuracy.
But tensions intensified on Thursday when the country's pro-government parliament passed the new laws imposing a number of restrictions on civil society, including a ban on wearing helmets or masks at rallies and hampering work of public organisations.
The commission said that Google had "abused its market dominance by imposing a number of restrictive clauses in contracts with third-party websites which prevented Google's rivals from placing their own search adverts on these websites".
While Mr. Obama is considering circumventing Congress and imposing a number of new gun restrictions through executive action, Democrats say they do not see a way to plug the watch list loophole without action from a reluctant Congress.
The accord imposes a number of conditions on Publishers Clearing House, based in Port Washington, N.Y.
The Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA) imposes a number of principles on organisations that use personal information.
That's why Stephenson imposed a number of requirements on himself as he explored the deal.
