Sentence examples for more stringent constraints from inspiring English sources

Lower bounds on the Phi mass are reported, providing significantly more stringent constraints than previously published limits.

The latest experiments using precision spectroscopy of diatomic molecules provides more stringent constraints on the masses of new particles than the Large Hadron Collider.

After a day of nonstop negotiations and meetings, Republican strategists said party leaders would make several attempts to try to scuttle the Shays-Meehan bill to ban soft money by proposing even more stringent constraints on political donations.

Analyses of uranium-series isotopic disequilibria point to minimum melt ascent rates of 1 20 m per year at MORs and oceanic hotspot volcanoes, and of ∼70 m per year at arc volcanoes, for which more stringent constraints are available26.

However, our study also serves to illustrate the inherent advantages of the 40Ar/39Ar technique: greater analytical precision, and internal tests for reliability of the obtained results provide more stringent constraints on reconstructions of the magmatic evolution of the volcanic field.

The high speed of vehicles poses more stringent constraints for fast, smooth, and reliable handoff.

(II) Ice-floe shape asymmetries are reproduced by a novel geometric model, which should set a more stringent constraint on the possible relevant physical processes.

Since the Meridian prior distribution can impose a more stringent constraint on the sparsity property compared with the classical l 1-norm model, a more accurate spectrum for DOA estimation can be obtained even when only one snapshot is available.

Because the Meridian prior imposes a more stringent constraint on the energy localization than the Laplace prior, the proposed MMP method can achieve a better DOA estimation, which is embodied in higher resolution and less false targets.

Since the Meridian prior imposes a more stringent constraint on the sparsity of signal, the proposed MMP algorithm is superior to the conventional method that minimizes the l 1-norm of signal, equivalent to imposing a Laplace prior on a signal.

Perry Mason, swatting away objections like flies as he sweated the truth out of guilty witnesses, faced more stringent procedural constraints.