Sentence examples for a stringent time from inspiring English sources

At no restaurant I've ever visited do the kitchen hands or customers present the chef with a surprise ingredient, give him or her a stringent time limit and say, "Go!" "Iron Chef America" has been so successful that it has created a spinoff, "The Next Iron Chef," which will have its debut on the Food Network on Sunday night.

Haptics-assisted docking enables the user to interact with the simulation via their sense of touch but a stringent time constraint on the computation of forces is imposed due to the sensitivity of the human haptic system.

Taking into account that phages are capable of extravasation within an hour and that tumor vasculature is more porous than normal tissue, a stringent time point of 10 minutes was used for in vivo circulation within the CPC Apc mouse model to isolate phages that first bind to the target tissue.

Environmental campaigners in India have called for the government to implement a "stringent, time-bound" plan to curb air pollution in cities, as a new World Health Organisation report suggests that six of the 10 most polluted cities in the world are in India.

Interpolating the graphics in 30FPS was opted due to the large variety of rendering technologies that were practical to developers, as well as a less stringent time schedule.

In the framework of supervisory control of timed discrete event systems, this paper addresses the design problem of a real-time scheduler that meets stringent time constraints of periodic tasks and sporadic tasks which exclusively access shared resources.

Furthermore, we present a mathematically motivated and systematic strategy to relax the very stringent time step constraint that is present close to the origin when a spherical harmonic expansion is used for the angular direction.

In the case of the heat equation we use an implicit discretization in time to avoid the stringent time step restrictions associated with requirements for explicit schemes.

In the literature, the majority of DC protection algorithms essentially use the first travelling waves initiated by a DC fault for fault discrimination due to the stringent time constraint in DC grid protection.

Similarity-based diagnosis is meant for large-scale DESs, where the degree of similarity among subsystems is high and stringent time constraints on the diagnosis response is a first-class requirement.

To comply with stringent time constraints, current MAC implementations typically require such a tight integration to the radio driver that they become one monolithic block of code with MAC-specific logic hard coded at the lowest firmware level.