Sentence examples for it imposes about from inspiring English sources

On average, the proposed method provides 39.2 times improvement against single upset faults and 14.9 times for double upset faults; however it imposes about 14.7% area overhead.

The Israeli clampdown and the hardships it imposes are bringing about a gradual disintegration in the Palestinian Authority's control.

Self-reported information about comorbidity and the burden it imposes can provide information about the concurrent impact of multiple disease states on QOL outcomes.

Forty percent say capital punishment is not imposed often enough, 27percentt say it's imposed about the right amount and another 27percentt say it's applied too often.

The state agency did change requirements it has imposed about salary and office locations, as well as some bookkeeping issues involving pension funds, in response to the companies' complaint that it was micromanaging their businesses.The combined company would be the country's largest electric and gas utility.

Finally, compared to single layer coding, SVC imposes about 10% bit rate overhead for the enhancement layer[41].

This imposes about a 3-fold increase in memory and 5-fold increase in CPU time required relative to previous CM alignment implementations.

The HRG formalism is not tied to any particular linguistic theory, nor does it impose any preset ideas about what sort of format syntax, prosody or phonology information should have.

NCLB was awful, but it imposed high-stakes testing on only about one fifth of teachers.

On the contrary: I think her art is about shame, about facing the shame, about enlisting others to feel it, about imposing it on others — she is a "shame" artist as much as a "hunger" artist.

There was something kind of aggressive and imposing about the final space, it didn't have the calming effect that a library should.