Sentence examples for object strictly from inspiring English sources
It is in attaining this object (strictly, "state") that the individual gains the greatest self-satisfaction.
Instead, it is reduced to an object strictly governed by natural laws, which therefore can be studied, known, and employed to our benefit.
Rather, he puts the two of them on equal footing, objecting strictly in terms of the man's failure to fulfill his professional obligations.
To deal with this problem, we propose a novel approach based on the observation that in high-speed VANET environment, the target objects are strictly constrained by the road network.
The Index reproduced substantial portions of the original text, introducing the work as a "rare volume, its object being strictly moral".
The material is spiritual in these cultures, and the show's 130 mostly ceremonial objects, arranged strictly according to materials and techniques, reflect the power of that belief.
We adopt our selective consistency model where critical data objects are strictly observed.
Numerous authors started to propose their improvements and changes to the original formulation, including the geometric active contours models [2] (applied to magnetic resonance images of brain) or active contours for segmentation objects without strictly defined edges [3] (tested only on artificial images and pictures) among the most noteworthy ones.
Some objects have strictly crisp values of need change (e.g. a pedestrian perceived on a zebra crossing adds 20 to the need for car security—as it endangers the car security and thus raises the degree of unfulfilment).
The flexible modular structure and the strictly object oriented software design simplify code improvement and patching: other modules can be added and the present ones updated, with minimal effort.
Note that according to [ 26], Boltzmann samplers may be employed for approximate-size (objects with a randomly varying size are drawn) as well as fixed-size (objects of a strictly fixed size are drawn) random generation and are an alternative to standard combinatorial generators based on the recursive method.
