Sentence examples for strict end from inspiring English sources
While I'm on the strict end of the spectrum when it comes screen time, they see and hear plenty, and we talk about the messages about girls, women, and men in the songs on the radio and YouTube videos.
By setting such a strict end date on our weight loss progress, we've stressed ourselves out, and feel desperate.
At the weak end (near @1), nonsense observations will rapidly fill the literature, misleading the community to adopt improper treatments, whereas at the strict end (near @12) almost nothing will be published because measurement noise makes it almost impossible to achieve the required number of sequentially observed improvements in the patient's health.
Lundbeck last year introduced a strict end-user agreement that prevents the product finding its way into death chambers even via third parties.
Heterogeneous traffic flows in surveillance applications demand latency-aware protocol that incorporate service differentiation to meet strict end-to-end deadlines.
Class 0. This class represents delay intolerant traffic, which has strict end-to-end delay deadlines, such as video traffic from camera in a surveillance application.
Our objective is to maximize the video quality under strict end-to-end delay constraints through adjusting source coding rate, end-to-end delay distribution, and each node's transmit power.
The proposed routing algorithm, referred to as the utility maximizing routing (UMR) algorithm, improve the network utility of the MS-LEO network for carrying flows with strict end-to-end delay bound requirement.
Fifa's strict end-of-year deadline for all stadiums to be ready is almost upon us, and in Manaus they are up against the clock - struggling with the hot, tropical weather and a complex design.
Exclusion criteria: neurosurgical patients, pulmonary resections or strict end-of-life care.
This has contributed to a strong taboo against euthanasia in many countries, particularly in Germany [ 2], which applies strict end-of-life legal policies [ 3].
