Sentence examples for information imposed as from inspiring English sources
This is achieved by minimizing relative entropy, with the forecast information imposed as constraints.
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.
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.
What problems could positional information impose on the utility of cell-based therapies?
In this case, a grammar will be understood as a set of processing constraints so imposed as to guarantee information flow, or well-formed strings as outputs.
The information is imposed on the electromagnetic carrier wave as amplitude modulation (AM) or as frequency modulation (FM) or in digital form (pulse modulation).
At eighty-one, he is as imposing as ever.
San Francisco has emerged as a "semi-sovereign city" — a city that imposes as many limits on capital as capital imposes on it.
The Times's lawsuit said the Freedom of Information Law imposed "specific deadlines, which the N.Y.P.D. persistently and as a matter of practice fails to meet".
The European Union has imposed sanctions as well.
