Sentence examples for imposing a value from inspiring English sources

The fractal dimension found for agglomerates larger than 40μm without imposing a value for the prefactor, this is, from the fitting log(density) vs. log size) is about two.

Our analyses therefore focus, explicitly, on the cost-side, i.e. on the assessment of net costs (net of co-benefits) of achieving a given reduction in GHG emissions, without imposing a value on GHG emissions.

The government has rejected imposing a value-added tax on things like food products proposed by Mr. Hollande's predecessor, Nicolas Sarkozy, saying the hit to those at the margins of society — who spend most of their money on consumables — would be too large.

Among the possible additional tax measures discussed in its report, the O.E.C.D. suggested imposing a value-added tax on more items, as well as introducing other indirect taxes, like an environmental levy on water usage, which should also be part of an improvement in the management of Spain's natural resources through sounder pricing policies.

When psychological novelists adapt the Bard's plays, they impose a value system that he didn't share.

To evaluate the accuracy of the final contour classification, we need to impose a value TMM > 0.7 (based on the segmentation accuracy of 67.1% reported in Table 4), in order to qualify a candidate to be a true cavity; otherwise it is considered as non-cavity.

"Prohibitionist policies effectively impose a value added tax on certain drugs that is enforced by the government at great expense and collected by criminals at great profit," Nadelmann said.

But the idea that it will be somehow value-free and objective because it begins with genes instead of behavior is to impose a value on crude reductionism that will not lead to any more objectivity than can be found in the pages of the DSM-5.

To cover the remaining cost--some $750 billion a year initially--the government would then impose a value-added tax (VAT).

They impose a value-added tax, for example.

Germany imposes a value-added tax of 16 percent to most goods and services.