Sentence examples for imposing to the from inspiring English sources

But Santana, despite an ordinary second half, is a two-time Cy Young award winner who would make the Yankees much more imposing to the champion Red Sox.

Everyone agreed he was a superb manager but he was hard to live with, imposing to the point of invasion, and for some the tension had become unbearable.

They were all in larger-than-life dimensions meant to make them all the more imposing to the Guaraní, carved in cedar with fabulous detail and bathed in gold leaf.

But with a 96-mile-an-hour fastball and a height of 6 feet 9 inches, according to the Orioles' media guide, he was plenty imposing to the Yankees last night.

Such kind of population is stochastically generated in Gaussian way, imposing to the Gaussian generator an updating standard deviation that actually is a system parameter.

L0-AbS technique is based on iteratively imposing to the solution being approximately sparse in a given redundant frame (or a finite set of them), and being, simultaneously, likely in terms of the observation.

"And that's not just in terms of the the compromise of that specific machine but the threat that that would impose to the rest of the networks".

Balancing requirements are imposed to the network.

In this approach, two assumptions are imposed to the model.

that are then imposed to the protective structure.

A spatial periodicity boundary condition is imposed to the RVE.