Sentence examples for systematically imposing from inspiring English sources

It provides the flexibility for systematically imposing desirable constraints on spin system evolution and therefore has a wealth of applications.

Later, Mr. Obama argued that his administration had "systematically imposed the toughest sanctions ever in Iran".

(The same of course could happen in any country in which prospective parents systematically impose a preference for boys).

Since taking power in 1994, President Alyaksandr Lukashenka has systematically imposed Russian symbols and language on Belarus to consolidate his stale vision of a neo-Soviet state.

After 1917, the Soviet identity was systematically imposed while the pre-Soviet one was deliberately destroyed.

Women do not have such a severe handicap that they must be systematically imposed to be accepted.

Hence the solution regime can be systematically investigated by imposing these two additional conditions q 1 ( 0 ) = 0 and q 2 ( 1 ) = 0 instead of two dimensional parameters.

By systematically varying the imposed flow rate we achieve average imbibition front velocities in the range 0.057 < v < 0.648 mm/s, allowing the investigation of two different regimes.

As bravely told in the first person by MC Justice, this wasn't the deranged act of a lone lunatic - it was the inevitable result of a society built on deeply embedded, multi-generational racism, deprivation, and disempowerment imposed systematically on black America.

(4) The extra degrees of freedom are then systematically reduced (think selection) by imposing constraints on the external behavior of the systems; e.g., by insisting that the steady state be the same in the alternative systems.

It is concluded that breast cancer patients can be systematically screened and approached for genetic counseling during adjuvant radiotherapy without imposing extra psychological burden.