Sentence examples for scale imposed on from inspiring English sources
Presence or absence of OHCs and IHCs was determined on a Leitz Orthoplan microscope (Leica, Wetzlar, Germany) whose right objective had a 0.19-mm scale imposed on the field.
They describe the shape properties regardless of size, and are invariant to any scaling imposed on the size of a beam cross-section in bending.
The advantage of our method becomes critical when input signal combinations are characterized for the development of effective in vivo therapies, in which case the limited experimental scale imposes restrictions on the number of possible drug combinations to test.
"There's no question that activities at the Rose Bowl on this scale imposes a burden on the neighbors, and I am grateful to them for their willingness to accept that activity," he said.
A fine scale fluctuation was imposed on a spray by setting a grid in front of the spray nozzle.
The full scale of restrictions imposed on the work opportunities of aliens in 1946 is shown by M. Konvitz, The Alien and the Asiatic in American Law 190211 (1946).
But in the same period that he was meeting with Trump campaign officials, Akhmetshin was also orchestrating a Capitol Hill lobbying effort that coincided with one of the Kremlin's top priorities — to scale back U.S. sanctions imposed on Russia by Congress for human rights violations.
Nevertheless, it was a huge shock to learn the scale of the cut imposed on Out of Joint.
"The scale of these fines imposed on Mossack Fonseca is embarrassingly inadequate," said Robert Barrington, executive director of Transparency International UK, which lobbies against tax havens.
The software maker also offered to scale back contract limits imposed on Internet service providers on the distribution of competing browsers, the newspaper reported, citing lawyers who work on the case.
He said he would be writing to the health secretary to ask the government to rethink the speed and scale of cuts being imposed on the trust's hospitals.
