Sentence examples for imposition of both from inspiring English sources

Simultaneous imposition of both impermeable and continuity boundary conditions during the vertical velocity evaluation is discussed.

The imposition of both regimes could generate extreme values in the variances and their probabilities of occurrence.

In these particular observations, it was the experimental imposition of both phototaxis and a critical cell density that led to a phase transition, which then favored the putative swarming behavior.

The significance of diseases caused by these pathogens on tree health and fruit shape and quality has resulted in the imposition of control measures both nationally and internationally.

She later became a humanist and a member of the National Secular Society and in the Lords campaigned against discrimination in faith schools and the imposition of collective worship, both of which she regarded as antipathetic to equality.

3. The imposition of sanctions from both the US and the EU is making Russia increasingly look east, but especially in terms of its relation with China, Russia is not strongest of the two in this partnership.

Ongoing extensions are outlined including the optimization of incompressible materials and the imposition of stress constraints that both find in the truly-mixed setting their natural environment.

[FN101] The circuit court's finding that the latest version was a derivative work prepared by one of the prior joint authors was made possible by its imposition of a requirement that both parties intend that they share ownership.

Unlike those cases in which the definition of desirable policy is the subject of intense controversy, here the imposition of a duty is both consistent with and supportive of a social goal--the reduction of drunken driving--that is practically unanimously accepted by society.

The imposition of equality constraints on both factor loadings and error variance fitted the data well (SBχ = 247.55; df = 154; CFI = .98; NNFI = .97; RMSEA = .03; 95% C.I. [.02 .04]), and there was no statistically significant scaled chi-square difference between the more restricted model and the factor loadings invariance model.

Not to be outdone, the Heritage Foundation, bastion of the Republican right, has called for the imposition of tough means-testing on both Social Security and Medicare.