Sentence examples for Stringent demand from inspiring English sources

Recent regulatory guidelines, among which the U.S.FDA draft guidance is the most stringent, demand consistent dose delivery from an inhaler throughout its life and consistency of doses from one inhaler to another.

We report for the first time that a monolithic 1-Chip RF duplexer is achieved with the size of 2.5 mm × 2.5 mm using thin FBAR technology to meet the stringent demand for miniaturization and monolithic integration of duplexers in RF communication systems.

A different ethical guideline might promote "benefit to the world" equally or more effectively, without the stringent demand that everyone be as concerned for others' interests as for their own.

As devices are being developed with a view towards making them smaller, thinner and lighter in dimension, thin polymer films are found to be in more stringent demand in various applications, such as diffusion barriers, dielectric coatings, electronic packing, and so on [1].

He radiated energy, yet was also stringent, demanding as a tutor and as a sonneteer.

Mostly, though, "SuperBetter" is a how-to guide, and in this capacity it makes stringent demands.

Many are put off by the stringent demands of programmable automation.

Playground designers in recent years have been stymied by increasingly stringent demands for safety.

Fast X-ray pulses place stringent demands on the multiplexer dynamic range and bandwidth.

But critics say the United States has complicated the situation by making stringent demands about how the released detainees be handled.

A case may be made for perfect-looking bodies in ballet, however, given the stringent demands of the classical technique.