Sentence examples for more stringent general from inspiring English sources
It thus satisfies a more stringent general principle of relativity, namely that the laws of physics are the same for all observers.
This makes the following order of games from less to more stringent general conditions allowing less and less cooperation: Hawk-Dove game>extended Prisoner's Dilemma game>canonical Prisoner's Dilemma game.
Owing to high- temperature operation, the requirements for functional materials are in general more stringent than those of low-temperature fuel cells.
The court found the letters to be discriminatory and the suspension just, saying that a public school teacher should be held to more stringent standards than the general public.
It is possible that equipment-maintenance practices in these companies are more stringent than in the general trucking industry.
These categories demonstrate whether the alignments are of comparable quality, which would be an indicator for the ability to reproduce results at more stringent cutoffs, and a general clue on the capabilities of the algorithms.
The study revealed that LEED in general sets more stringent requirements than CBEC in indoor design conditions, building envelope characteristics and air-conditioning system features.
In general, the more stringent (or hard to achieve) the success criterion, the better the responsiveness as measured by the difference in success rates between patients being 'unchanged' and those being 'a very great deal better' according to OTE.
In its most general formulation, Cope's Rule posits that body size tends to increase in evolutionary lineages over time, while more stringent versions either call for a general shift in average body size in a lineage from smaller to larger or for a general spread in the range of body sizes as evolutionary time progresses.
They did not appear to follow healthier or more stringent diets than others in the general population.
A major objective, Dr. Murphy said, will be to subject Einstein's theory of general relativity to more stringent testing as a way to improve the understanding of the nature of gravity.
