Sentence examples for imposing natural from inspiring English sources

Second, we show that imposing natural Bayesian rationality axioms restricts the form of randomness that (Ut) can display.

The mountains are an imposing natural barrier and have traditionally provided the boundary between cultural and political entities, including the early Mesopotamian and Median cultures, the Parthian and Roman empires, and, more recently, the Persian and Ottoman empires.

As the founder of RockResorts, he helped design and build hotels in imposing natural settings from the Caribbean to Jackson Hole, Wyo., and Hawaii, always emphasizing close access to nature.

The very first image -- a swiftly moving camera hurtles over a ridge toward the Queensland town where the Chamberlains live -- and, later on, similar shots of Ayers Rock, ingeniously link otherwise dissimilar circumstances like that imposing natural rock formation and the infant's disappearance as ultimately ungraspable.

Based on a true story that gnawed at the Australian psyche through much of the 1980's, "A Cry in the Dark" introduces us to Lindy and Michael Chamberlain, an ordinary couple who take their two young boys and newborn daughter on an overnight excursion to the imposing natural wonder called Ayers Rock.

Thus, it is an imposing natural fortress.

Displays also impose natural affordances and limitations of their own, being essentially a 2D representation.

As these species interact, they impose natural selection on each other, producing the process of reciprocal selection that we call coevolution.

Different environmental conditions impose natural selection and cause adaptive changes among the species.

As such, the field size imposes natural bounds on the times and positions over which precession can occur.

These methods impose natural constraints on the joint structure such that there are no internal pseudoknots, crossing interactions and zigzags (Alkan et al., 2006; Chitsaz et al., 2009).