Sentence examples for almost strict from inspiring English sources

The proposed method utilizes the characteristics of almost strict positive realness (ASPR) of the controlled plant.

Stability of the control system and the tracking performance to the reference input are achieved by using the parallel feedforward compensator (PFC), which guarantees almost strict positive realness (ASPR) of the plant, and the so-called internal model.

Startup accelerators and design gurus popped up proselytizing "simplicity!" and the rapid growth of mobile in the last five years has created an almost strict requirement for simple products that work on our new small screens and increasingly small attention spans.

The next day, in an almost strict party line vote the Benton-Milton measure was passed in the Democrat-controlled House of Representatives.

Many of the amino acid differences between the two human variants involve substitution of Ser or Thr residues (total of 11) and it is interesting to observe the presence and almost strict conservation of variant-specific Ser and Thr positions among orthologues in higher eukaryotes (Figure 4).

The correlation between tyloid possession and antennal coiling was almost strict, with Sussaba cognata as the single exception.

This moody, sometimes disturbing sonata, which boldly mixes styles ranging from almost-strict 12-tone writing to unabashedly consonant diatonicism, clearly captured their imaginations.

Republicans in the House came roaring back today, and passed Paul Ryan's budget on almost-strict party lines (four Republicans voted with all the Democrats against it).

Simenon's novels are almost always strict point-of-view narratives.

Episode of the year: I Hart K-Pop, which argues that intrusive paparazzi tactics were actually a good thing for the ultra-conservative, almost militarily strict Korean pop music scene.

In Parliament, MPs operate under rules almost as strict as those that eventually defeated Senator Davis, though they are allowed to take questions from other MPs in mid speech, or be interrupted by points of order, which help them keep going.