Sentence examples for method imposes from inspiring English sources
The scientific method imposes some order, but in the case of climate change, that order is probabilistic.
(Sourdough, particularly, lends itself to genealogical interpretation. As Steven Laurence Kaplan writes, "The sourdough method imposes an extremely heavy constraint: since each batch depends on a previous one, any defects in the dough are inevitably reproduced").
As Steven Laurence Kaplan writes, "The sourdough method imposes an extremely heavy constraint: since each batch depends on a previous one, any defects in the dough are inevitably reproduced").
Cox's semi-parametric estimation method imposes no constraints on the form of the baseline hazard.
Firstly, the proposed method imposes stronger constraints between the components of the signals.
The method imposes benefits such as phosphorus and nitrogen recovery thereby cutting on eutrophication.
While Hazard has hit the ground, running the show, it is tempting to suggest that the rigid, if unquestionably successful, method imposed by José Mourinho, the coach from 2004 to 2007, is finally petering out.
The forward difference method discretizes the derivative operator by mapping whereas the backward difference method impose.
Since the intratask parallelization method imposed communication and synchronization among threads, it has better performance than the intertask method only for the sequences of lengths larger than the predefined threshold.
One group of methods imposes certain conditions on pixels in Ω−Λ.
The bottom-up nature of these methods imposes two major limitations.
