Sentence examples for examples of strict from inspiring English sources

The witty finale of the Bridge variations, a fugue whose exposition contains absolutely no counterpoint at all, still manages to deceive listeners, including Kildea, who includes it in a list of examples of "strict fugal writing" in Britten.

Fig. 5 Examples of strict filtering tagging.

Examples of strict aquaporins are: AqpZ from Escherichia coli [ 16, 17], and the human Aqp0 [ 3], Aqp1[ 7] and Aqp4[ 18].

Limiting the number of post-nominations screenings and outlawing hospitality are just two examples of stricter control.

However, some of the smaller, fussier bits are made by hand in the U.S. Gas tanks, for example, because of strict emissions laws, are surprisingly complex and require a lot of engineering and manual assembly and are often made in the U.S. A gas tank might be relatively cheap and light, but for American workers it's worth a lot more than many tons of steel.

Even as some lawmakers point to Mr. Hayes and Mr. Komisarjevsky as textbook examples of why stricter laws are needed for repeat offenders, others involved in the criminal justice system say that it is bad public policy to keep people locked up long-term — and that it is impossible to predict who will graduate from purse-snatching to a murderous rampage.

This has, in turn, generated the illusion of relegating nature to parks, forests, and natural reserves: one could think, for example, of the strict geometric rules of modern architecture, which often overlook the relation of buildings with the natural world within which they are placed.

In one case, one of his fellow comrades stole a dollar watch and received nine months in prison and Babcock cites that as an example of the strict discipline in the military structure.

OXPHOS complex II is an even more striking example of a strict relationship between mitochondrial gene products and constructive evolution: It lacks MS-OPs in fungi and metazoa where complex II is exclusively nuclear encoded, but it does contain (lineage-specific) MS-OPs in plants (Millar et al. 2004), where mitochondrial complex II genes are also common (Adams et al. 2001).

Now, we give some examples of Bregman quasi-strict pseudo-contractions. (see Reich and Sabach [31]).

Other governments around the world are following the United States example of ever stricter regulations.