Sentence examples for information imposed from inspiring English sources

The move comes at a time when civil rights and other liberal groups are becoming increasingly critical, inviting parallels with the kind of bans on information imposed by China and other oppressive governments.

This is achieved by minimizing relative entropy, with the forecast information imposed as constraints.

The nature of this information imposed some constraints on the level of analysis that we could accomplish.

Although many US states have laws that protect against genetic discrimination [ 2] and there are some limitations to the use of genetic information imposed on group health plans by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), advances in genetic research have created an urgency to the passage of more comprehensive federal legislation.

As the great Stanford economist Kenneth Arrow put it in 1973, speculation based on private information imposes a "double social loss": it uses up resources and undermines markets.

The new rules require companies to make faster and more detailed disclosures of financial information, impose more obligations on executives and lawyers and set higher standards for corporate boards.

This type of missing information imposes a challenge for the MLC classification task.

Societal values such as a free flow of information impose certain requirements on the society's information infrastructure.

Parametric methods of incorporating shape information impose this knowledge directly into the level set by defining the level set as the output of some parametric function and minimising segmentation energy functionals with respect to these parameters.

Hopefully a set of recommendations to tighten standards for collection and use of information, impose limitations on secrecy, and reform the law to safeguard rights will follow.

First, patients with schizophrenia display increased false alarm rates (recognition of stimuli that were not presented in the learning context), which suggest that context information imposes a weaker than normal constraint on retrieval [11], [12].