This is a demanding deadline.
In case you didn't know, the insects have a pretty demanding deadline to reach their biological purpose above surface.
The calendar is then subject to regular, demanding publication deadlines, with long lead times, that conflict with the current cooking trends of hyper local/hyper seasonal and highly market driven.
Yet you demand stricter deadlines for a theory of everything.
Gig platform workers also run up against the rigid requirements of demanding clients and deadlines in order to get paid for their work — meaning there's a whip being cracked over them after all.
For many Harvard students, college is a brutal cycle of crushing course loads, demanding extracurriculars, endless deadlines, lack of sleep, frayed nerves, loneliness, and numbing, debaucherous escapes.
Moreover, WMSNs are designed for those real-time applications which demand strict deadline, low delay, high throughput, and reliability as well as those non-real time applications which require high or medium bandwidth, loss intolerance, etc.
Even the extension issue involved the merger, with Time Warner demanding a bargaining deadline for eight months from now -- presumably after federal regulators had already acted on the AOL deal.
Dr. McCormick has tried to put the affair and its messy aftermath behind him even as the merger talks have become more tense, with the governor demanding the January deadline and the university president stalling for time.
The U.S. is demanding that a deadline be set for U.N. weapons inspections in the country, and fears are increasing of another conflict in the Middle East.
