Sentence examples for when one imposes from inspiring English sources

The problem gets more interesting when one imposes that the reconstruction (R) at the sink must closely match the measured (M) process.

When one imposes constraints over the payoff functions that each mobile user obtains or over the action that a player can choose in the game (mathcal {G}), it becomes plausible to replace the Nash equilibrium concept by a constrained (Nash) equilibrium.

Let A and B be subsets of the plane 2. A uniformizes B iff A ⊆ B and for all x ∈ ωω, there exists y such that ⟨x,y⟩ ∈ B iff there is a unique y such that ⟨x,y⟩ ∈ A. In other words, A yields a choice function for B. Using AC it is clear that every set B has a uniformizing set A. However, the question of whether uniformizations exist becomes interesting when one imposes a definability constraint.

Furthermore, one imposes the following important assumptions.

The latter is only obtained if one imposes stronger conditions.

Consequently, the probability of a word w is computed as if the sequence had the known codon composition when translated on the reading frame imposed by the first codon, or on the one imposed by the second.

And a particularly sinister variety of violence — a quiet brutality of control — is enacted when one country secretly imposes total surveillance on the citizens of another.

However, when one wants to impose to the initial window to belong to more sophisticated functional spaces than S (R n ) or L 2 (R n ) one might be confronted to technical difficulties if one wants to prove that the deformed window (59) belongs to the same space.

Not one imposed by the media.

Lithgow and Molina play a married couple forced to live apart when one loses his job, imposing themselves on respective friends and family.

"What's not clear is what happens when one body tries to impose a judgement on the other.