Sentence examples for imposing consistent from inspiring English sources

Global application of model-based estimation using GLAS, while demanding significant consolidation of training data, would improve inter-comparability of international biomass estimates by imposing consistent methods and a globally coherent sample frame.

Yet it seems almost silly to try to impose consistent check-in rules given the recent chaos.

There is evidence suggesting that temperamentally inhibited children whose parents impose consistent socialization demands on them experience moral affect more intensely than do other children.

All but one mother imposed consistent mealtime structures ensuring that the children ate in the same place and at the same time.

Our results also highlight the inherent difficulties in imposing a consistent nomenclature on duplicated members of gene families.

And though Winterbottom does well to impose a consistent visual style that soothes the worst of Brand's excesses, this is scattershot film-making from any angle.

A Kerry administration "would ask Congress to legislate standards and to direct the Federal Trade Commission and bank regulators to impose regulations consistent with those standards," Mr. Sperling said.

Since Booker, therefore, district court judges have struggled to impose sentences consistent with that vague decision and the piecemeal clarifications that followed from the courts of appeals and the Supreme Court.

The Federal Reserve opened banks' books, imposed a consistent view about how bad losses might be and forced banks that lacked capital to raise more, with the taxpayer acting as a backstop investor.Europe will soon follow suit, with the results due on July 23rd.

An equally important advantage of an RDB is that it imposes a consistent data format on applications that generate and analyze data.

Such models can be improved in a beautification step, which finds geometric regularities approximately present in the model and imposes a consistent subset of them on the model.