Sentence examples for imposing precise from inspiring English sources

Discipline through imposing precise norms ("normalization") is quite different from the older system of judicial punishment, which merely judges each action as allowed by the law or not allowed by the law and does not say that those judged are "normal" or "abnormal".

The objective is to constrain an originally flexible compound and to impose precise conformations and configurations.

The Kennedy bill would work to limit the concentration on retirement accounts in one company's stock but would not impose precise limits on a particular holding.

[T]he statute precisely describes the formula through which funds should be distributed to states and local governments, and imposes precise limits on the extent to which the Attorney General can deviate from that distribution.

Lawmakers typically do not prohibit driving with 'bald' tires; they either impose precise measures, or address the problem as part of a general prohibition on, e.g., 'careless' driving.

Additional element motifs are provided for the discrimination of PRAC and HyPRE sequences based for instance on polarity constraints imposed by precise residues of the catalytic pockets that contribute to ligand specificity.

But a spokesman for Huntington Town, George Hoffman, said the lawmakers had imposed no such precise conditions on other towns.

However, the long piston stroke length, high operating frequency and system nonlinearity impose challenges to precise piston motion control.

"It's a club of goodwill," said Modrikamen. "If... you try to impose a very precise line on a certain number of issues, then you enter into all these disagreements.

Different programs may permit easy application of ROI templates to successive follow-up scans by locking the template to the bone contour, as in our case, or impose a less precise manual positioning of ROIs (Li et al. 2004).

Or in precise terms, the imposing, seated statue which resides within Washington D.C.'s Lincoln Memorial.