Sentence examples for physically enforced from inspiring English sources

Utopian architecture in this respect has imagined itself to be a sublime engine of social change physically enforced; change the physical conditions of an imperfect thing, a city, and you will make it better.

By then, the authoritarian notion of marriage was giving way to the idea that a husband's dominion over his wife and children shouldn't be physically enforced, and wife-beating was increasingly seen as brutal and low-class.

Gureyev et al. [16, 17] and later Zuo et al. [18] introduced hard-edge apertures or, more generally non-uniform illumination during the experiment and thus physically enforced Neumann boundary conditions, allowing orthogonal series expansion-based approaches to be used to solve the TIE.

At least some of the takeovers, the publication notes, "were physically enforced".

Physically enforced easy-axis alignment in the wildtype is consistent with our observation that FWHM values are similar for wild type MSR-1, its Δ mamJ mutant, and even isolated magnetosomes of MSR-1.

And whereas legal business has the police to physically enforce the laws that govern it, disputes and agreements in illegal businesses are settled and enforced by the practitioners themselves.

Our results clearly demonstrate that the ascus does not physically enforce inbreeding.

In the species of the two families mentioned above, it may be that, on the one hand, the leaf sheaths bring about an alteration of the default horizontal condition of the shoot-borne roots and physically enforce collective vertical root growth.

This will not work if you A) Are not well liked with the people present B) Do not have sufficient means to physically enforce your presence at the party or C) Can't back up your claims.

Spitzer, with his fierce underbite, talked as if he'd been left ravenous by two years of enforced silence, physically starved for public speech.

The objective is to minimize the discrepancy between these fluxes and the given high-order target mass fluxes, subject to constraints that enforce physically motivated bounds on the associated primitive variable (density).