Sentence examples for imposing quality from inspiring English sources

At night, their shadowy intricacies only half-lighted by candles, the churches have a mysterious, imposing quality.

With the extended Road Hole looking more menacing than for many a decade and with so many of the other holes suddenly assuming their imposing quality, this could turn into a war of survival.

In eukaryotic cells, conserved mRNA surveillance systems target and degrade aberrant mRNAs, eliminating translation errors that occur during protein synthesis and thereby imposing quality control of gene expression.

(The reproductions, in this instance, convey little of the imposing quality of these paintings).

After imputation and imposing quality control by excluding SNPs with minor allele frequency (MAF) < 0.01 or Hardy Weinberg equilibrium (HWE) p value below the Bonferroni's-corrected 5% significance level, the dataset was expanded to 9,370 SNPs in the MHC.

He is a fragile man, for all his imposing qualities as the main man in his calling.

At times Serov's portraits border on exaggeration, but his mordant characterizations do not conflict with his subjects' imposing qualities.

Even a grand composition like William Merritt Chase's "A Tambourine Player (Mrs. Chase as a Spanish Dancer)" from 1989 for all its imposing qualities can't elevate the rest of the show to an ambience convincingly filled with music.

Reviewing systems for user registration and for data submission are incorporated to impose quality control.

The resultant scalar problem is a secrecy rate maximization (SRM) with imposed quality of multicast service (QoMS) constraints.

In fact, similar reward weighting can be used to impose quality of service constraints or any other fairness mechanism.