Sentence examples similar to finest recourse from inspiring English sources
The PE channel was not used in order to maximise accuracy of FITC specific fluorescence without recourse to fine-tuning compensation for individual samples.
Their recourse could be to fine him two weeks of wages, the maximum allowed under English Premier League rules agreed upon with the Professional Footballers Association.
But in the EU under GDPR, regretful narrators now have recourse, and businesses can be fined 4% of their revenue for not complying with GDPR regulations.
The resulting numerical algorithm converges with high order accuracy without recourse to use of meshes finer than those resulting from the cosine transformation.
The current challenges in the field consist mainly in the cumbersome identification of optimal reaction coordinates and in the extensive recourse to expert human supervision and fine tuning of the algorithms.
Judge Yaffe has said he would be freed if he signs a personal financial statement (so that the judge could order a fine) and accept disbarment without further options for recourse.
If the board insists on imposing the $500 fine, Mr. Luxemburg said, the letter writer would then have no recourse but to resolve the matter in the courts.
"Without recourse to the PFA decision available, the maximum two-week fine provided for in standard player contracts will now be applied in relation to the misconduct of Carlos Tévez," it said.
The establishment of a neutral fact-finder gives the umpires some recourse if they are fired, suspended for more than seven days or fined more than $2,000.
The NCAA regulates college sports, levying fines where it sees fit and controlling the eligibility of individual players, who have no legal recourse against its decisions.
