Sentence examples for strongly imposed from inspiring English sources

In turbulence applications, strongly imposed no-slip conditions often lead to inaccurate mean flow quantities for coarse boundary-layer meshes.

It is interesting to note here that the 'complete' decay of the system excitations was strongly imposed by the choice of the coefficients C (38) and C′ (39).

Hence, right lrPFC seems to be primarily engaged when the alternative processing mode needs to be strongly imposed (cf. Gilbert et al. 2005; Burgess et al. 2007).

Asymmetries in voluntary switching costs and task choice have been taken to reflect the effects of between-task competition (Yeung 2010), which is enhanced when switching away from a difficult and, hence, strongly imposed task.

Task asymmetries in switch costs and voluntary choice have typically been interpreted as evidence for the effects of between-task competition: Weak tasks must be strongly imposed and are therefore difficult to switch away from, resulting in high levels of competition and correspondingly poor performance on subsequent trials.

Specifically, performing a weak task is thought to require a strongly imposed task set, which is then difficult to overcome when switching away from this task, resulting in large performance costs (Allport et al. 1994) and a tendency to perform competing tasks less often (Yeung 2010).

The insulating character of BNNTs strongly imposes a great restriction on their applicability in nano-electronic devices.

This suggests that strongly imposing the preservation of internode distances may be too strict for functional registration.

German industry is lobbying strongly against imposing sanctions on Russia.

The result will be determined by how strongly Labour imposes its three-line whip and how many Tory MPs choose to abstain.

Obenshain is strongly against imposing any added burden for women who suffer a miscarriage, and that was never the intent of the legislation".