preimposed

(ˌpriːɪmˈpəʊzd)

adj

imposed beforehand

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According to the direction, size, and the anchorage depth of the design requirement, the active preload stress was preimposed on the rock wall.

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When directed towards the other, human energy can produce good and by expressing it, so she overthew hierarchies preimposed in her childhood and tried to differenciate socio-economic conditions.

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Thus the method does not really address the problem of dialogue design but is a preimposed system enhancement.

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The censor tries to keep me from remembering my ideas, so that they will not interfere with some preimposed plan.