Sentence examples for more exacting criterion from inspiring English sources

Monotonicity is preserved using the more exacting criterion mentioned in section 3, namely that ( sum limits_{mathrm{i}}{mathrm{m}}_{mathrm{i}mathrm{t}}=mathrm{n} ) for all iterations.

A more exacting criterion considers all MCMC samples.

But usefully, on its directory of more than 2,000 independent bakeries encompassing the whole UK, there's a key to which ones fulfil more exacting criteria, such as slower fermentation and using a proper sourdough starter.

As noted above, local NHS chapters must ensure their members meet the minimum national admission standards, but they are free to specify more exacting criteria, provided they enforce their rules uniformly and fairly.

Perhaps assets are so cheap after the devaluation of Asian currencies that buying them meets even this more exacting standard.

Ms. Dunham and her cohorts — a generation raised on Tyra Banks don't-judge-me rants and after-school programs about anorexia — are rebelling against the ever more exacting standard of beauty in show business.

The films appear to have been chosen according to more exacting, less hokey criteria.

"By contrast, a criminal conviction requires proof beyond a reasonable doubt, the standard for which contemplates a far more exacting analysis than that required of either the P.I.C. or the independent counsel," Mr. Soares wrote.

The process is much more exacting than it sounds.

The engineering became more exacting as the songs became vaguer and the voices less sanguine.

Garrett is a more exacting coach than the laid-back Phillips.