Sentence examples for strict transfer from inspiring English sources

Wenger, however, has a strict transfer policy of refusing to pay over the odds or simply making a signing for a signing's sake.

For instance, in automation systems, real-time (RT) control data must be periodically transferred between sensors, controllers and actuators according to strict transfer deadlines.

Not only have they recruited talents like Yohan Cabaye, Demba Ba and Cheick Tiote, they have also introduced a strict transfer policy that avoids dated payments for players bought or sold.

S. cerevisiae strains used in this study (Table  1) were provided by DSM and may be made available for academic research under a strict Material Transfer Agreement with DSM (contact: [email protected]).

Pentose-fermenting S. cerevisiae strains were provided by DSM and may be made available for academic research under a strict Material Transfer Agreement with DSM (contact: [email protected]).

Although the M9 adaptations were done mostly in chemostats and thus for longer than we typically adapt by strict serial transfer, there is no precedent for this much molecular evolution in the many adaptations we have done previously in broth, some of which also used a chemostat.

Fewer than one in four freshman applicants got into Wharton in the late 1960s, the Globe wrote, and standards could have been even stricter for transfer students.

Regionally accredited schools are higher in status compared to nationally accredited schools and are stricter about transfer credits.

For example, customer support staffers were often required to follow strict protocol and transfer callers with time-intensive issues to more expensive staff, even if they could solve the problem themselves.

"However, it gives a good indication as far as the two most extreme models are concerned, with demic diffusion (expanding farmers) on one side and a strict cultural diffusion (transfer of ideas) on the other".

There are strict guidelines for transferring course credits to Yale.