Sentence examples for imposing a set from inspiring English sources
Wilfred attempts to control Marcel by imposing a set of rules.
Levy saw his role as encouraging students to become leaders, rather than as imposing a set curriculum.
Proportional fairness is assured, i.e., ensures that the rates of different users are proportional, by imposing a set of non-linear constraints.
In this article, we assure proportional fairness among SUs by imposing a set of nonlinear constraints into the optimization problem and formulate a new optimization problem.
A new novel method that functionally maps the distribution of dopants in a photon echo material is proposed that relies on imposing a set of linear orthogonal gradient magnetic fields for a controlled hyperfine splitting of energy levels to create characteristic quantum beats when illuminated with a laser pulse with sufficient bandwidth to interrogate these levels.
It is always possible to reduce the complexity of the problem by either imposing a core field model, in which case the inner loop is skipped, or by imposing a set of quaternions with the possibility of reading directly the data in an Earth-fixed system of coordinates.
The point of feminism, they argue, should not be to impose a set of policy preferences but to broaden the choices that women are able to make.
Abe supported United Nations sanctions against North Korea following that country's nuclear test and imposed a set of unilateral sanctions on North Korea that included a ban on all visits to Japanese ports by North Korean vessels.
There's a necessary break which, especially in pop music, imposes a set of helpful creative questions: is side two a variation of side one or should each new side offer a new style, a new energy?
"Our feeling is: what gives Western governments the right to impose a set of values on a people who don't believe in them?" he said, referring to the United States and Britain pushing for democratic values in the Middle East.
The company said it was attempting to reduce the risk of its adverts "inadvertently attracting the young or vulnerable" by working with media outlets to "self-impose" a set of restrictions.
