Sentence examples for be a stringent from inspiring English sources

Stravinsky's "Pulcinella" Suite is bound to be a stringent test, but its Neo-Classical contours suit the guitar nicely.

Though the single-phase VSG is a voltage-controlled source which owns the advantages of the self-regulated frequency and voltage, a fast and adequately accurate synchronization process remains to be a stringent issue.

It has been acknowledged that the availability of (public) recharge infrastructure will be a stringent criterion for many vehicle purchasers – also if public infrastructure will only serve as reassuring secondary recharging option for most vehicle users.

Such threshold value is deemed to be a stringent value for exclusion of descriptors displaying mild intercorrelation with one another whereas a high threshold value of 0.9, for instance, would allow fewer removal of descriptors while allowing descriptor pairs with mild intercorrelation to be included in the model.

Part of that should be a stringent effort to control the predators that are a constant danger to the environment we all must share.

We assumed that there will be a stringent follow up of contacts thus we used a return rate of 90%.

Of course this is a stringent view.

There is a stringent licensing system for diggers.

"It is a stringent program that has a high level of integrity.

As such, it is a stringent test of a filmmaker's art and temperament.

"There is a stringent credentialing process for those sites," said Tim Klein, a vice president at Equifax.