Sentence examples for strict posturing from inspiring English sources

But the genre's strict posturing suggests that feelings of actual doom are not necessarily required.

This paper proposes a novel robust back-stepping based trajectory tracking controller for the tanker with strict posture constraints under unknown flow perturbations in Autonomous Aerial Refueling (AAR).

But in the field of cancer, where practicing oncologists already do a very good job of developing their own medical evidence and prescribe new medicines based on the results of these scientific studies, the FDA's strict posture is probably overkill.

How that "stricter posture" plays out in the coming days is anyone's guess.

"Because of that, tomorrow the Los Angeles Police Department will have a much stricter posture in the way that we deal with people taking to the streets of Crenshaw Boulevard.

In the case of MH in highly myopic eyes treated with silicone oil as endotamponade, there should be no theoretical difference in whether standard or heavy silicone oil is used and whether the patient maintains a strict head posturing after the surgery, because it is a matter of low shear stress that closes the MH.

In highly myopic eyes treated with silicone oil as endotamponade, there should be no theoretical difference whether standard or heavy silicone oil is used, and whether the patient maintains a strict head posturing after the surgery, because it is a matter of low shear stress that closes the macular hole.

Patients undergoing vitrectomy surgery for idiopathic full-thickness macular holes used to be routinely advised to follow a strict regime of posturing face down for a variable period (up to 2 weeks) after surgery.

In the laboratory measurement, the participants were instructed to follow a strict activity and posture protocol in a fixed setting.

Our data suggest that some of these criteria for sufficient posture variation may, indeed, be very strict, and it would be interesting to obtain corresponding data from occupations with more diverse tasks for comparison.

They believe that Nijinsky practiced a strict economy: that for each ballet he established a body posture and used it as the basis for the whole dance.