Sentence examples for instruments imposed from inspiring English sources

This is an analysis of the evolution of political actions and legal instruments imposed on indigenous peoples in Brazil since pre-colonization in the fifteenth century.

This will enable us to identify the conditions (e.g., existing rules, available instruments, imposed division of labor) and actions (i.e., creation, institutionalization, and utilization of the artifacts) that can help achieve a desirable state of the system.

Instead, they were the gods' instruments, imposing the gods' will on earth.

Wearing a T-shirt and faded jeans, his tousled mane tucked under a baseball cap, Mr. Metheny stood before a 14-foot-high, 35-foot-wide wall festooned with musical instruments: an imposing, circuit-wired one-man band.

We have performed the shear-dependent amyloid fibril formation of the granular α-synuclein by employing a cone-and-plate type rheometer (C-VOR, Bohlin instruments) to impose the shear force to the protein in either granular or monomeric form.

It can also be encouraged by a State that uses this practice as an instrument to impose its political and economic interests (State Terrorism), with disrespect to the political, diplomatic and economic regulations established and consolidated as results of States relations and discussions in Multi-national Organizations.

Identification here requires sufficient variation in the proportion of an agents' direct neighbours that are treated for it to be a powerful instrument, which imposes fewer restrictions on network structure (e.g. there should be variation in degree within the network).

Venezuela lent Argentina enough money to pay off its debts to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), that earlier instrument for imposing free-market ideology and corporate profit.

We're meant to see it as an instrument to impose a particular morality: to reward the good and punish the naughty.

From a practical point of view, assessment of all pediatric patients' competence on a case-by-case basis with an instrument would impose a heavy burden on patients, professionals, and the medical system.

The temperature, duration of the derivatization reaction, and chromatographic separation parameters have been optimized to meet instrument design constraints imposed upon space experiment devices.