Sentence examples for the author imposes from inspiring English sources

In that same recollection, he says in an aside that even when the author imposes the disguise of a name on characters, actual names "are so much more convincing than the names he invents for them".

In [1], for defining an ( m 1, m 2 ) -stabilizable mean, the author imposed that the means m 1 and m 2 should be nontrivial and stable.

In these works, the authors impose compactness on the operator family generated by (A t)).

For the function, the authors imposed the following assumption: (B1), where with, is continuous and nondecreasing, and there exists such that for and.

Finally, the authors imposed a constraint that the scale ratio had to exceed some fixed value determined by a 'safety factor' (dependent on tuning curve shape and neural variability), in order reduce ambiguity in decoding position.

The authors imposed a 0°C cold treatment starting at 12 PM under light for 0 (untreated control), 3, 6, and 24 h on two-week old Arabidopsis seedlings grown in agar medium.

In spite of all post-structuralist argument to the contrary, the reader is not the maker of what he experiences: he is subjected to his author, imposed upon, invaded, possessed.

This means that, for n ≥ 4, the Bennett disequilibria are different from disequilibria defined by [ 27- 29] since these authors imposed C p ¯ = 1 in formula (2).

Unable to sustain the philosophical burdens the author has imposed on it, this slender book doesn't end so much as fade away.

"Confederate Widow" is an exhausting novel — it's typical of Gurganus that a chapter called "Enough" is the second-to-last one — but the book contains many permanently memorable episodes whose subject matter almost can't be overdone; material upon which the author can impose that over-the-top credo with no need for qualification.

"Confederate Widow" is an exhausting novel it's typical of Gurganus that a chapter called "Enough" is the second-to-last one but the book contains many permanently memorable episodes whose subject matter almost can't be overdone; material upon which the author can impose that over-the-top credo with no need for qualification.