Sentence examples for value imposed from inspiring English sources

Smith, who steps down in July, said the agency's work was not only limited by its budget, but also by rules on value imposed by the Treasury.

(6) Here (x in[-L,L]), (t in mathbb{R}^), and (u_{text{BC}}) denotes a constant boundary value imposed on the left end of the interval, namely (u -L =u_{text{BC}}).

It should be remarked that the calculation of the probability PSYNC ix,WI 1)0 is a constant value imposed by the length of the WI and the threshold.

Returning hits better than the 10E-20 E-value cutoff value imposed were compared with proteins from TAIR [ 29] and searched against MAtDB to assign functional classification [ 30].

This value imposes limitation to possible applications of semiconductor thermoelectric devices, and a lot of effort is put to increase the parameter.

The unique entity, in Stirner's view, is the individual, who must rebel against the attempt made by every authority and social organization to impose upon him a cause not his own and must be regarded as a focus of absolutely free initiative a goal to be reached by emancipating himself from every idea-value imposed by tradition.

"Those people who are the peasants and farmers and petty bourgeoisie always had republican values imposed on them.

If the companies claim the benefits of the sovereign analogy, should they also be held to the public law values imposed on governments, and if so, how?

Informality also challenges the values imposed by power through attitudes and behaviors that take place "beyond" or "in spite of" the state.

We may be wrong when we call bright young listeners who refuse to have a long-dead set of musical values imposed on them uncultured and ignorant.

The goal of the acoustic design lies in showing how to bring noise down to the limit values imposed by acoustic comfort requirements in buildings and built environment and to provide a proper sound quality in public audition rooms.