Sentence examples for problems imposed on from inspiring English sources

In Beck's description of how risk societies work, the first round of scientific innovation — when science solves the problems imposed on us by nature — is accepted gratefully, even uncritically.

Solids recovery from liquid suspension, on the other hand, is a task frequently undertaken by filters, and the wide variety of types of liquid filters is almost entirely because of the problems imposed on filter design by the need to remove these collected solids from the inside of the filter.

In this context, the actions of district level actors may be seen as coping strategies to overcome (or avoid) the problems imposed on them from above and, in turn, they may explain the reasons for the variation in uptake of the programme between districts.

The conditions are obtained as the two-scale homogenization limit of a standard acoustic problem imposed on the layer perforated by a sieve-like obstacle with a periodic structure.

"The analyst can choose which problems he wishes to study, whereas the statesman's problems are imposed on him.

The nonlinear equality constraints of the optimization problem are imposed on the condensed harmonic balance equations.

In this context, there are three factors that should be considered in formulating the numerical problem: constraints imposed on the experimental study, limitations on the data collected, and accurate replication of boundary conditions and parameterizations.

People with self-control problems impose negative externalities on their future.

A growing literature argues that people with self-control problems impose negative externalities on their future selves.

Both have settled lawsuits over tire problems, imposing a gag rule on plaintiffs as a condition for cash rewards, so that word of the cases never reached the public or federal safety officials.

The author relates some of the philosophical problems that were imposed on him by his father, a Talmud scholar.