But chess is a game of full information: All the pieces are visible to both players, there is a strict turn-based protocol and success is clearly defined.
Thus, Proton is an attractive means of validating the variants called in whole genomes by other sequencing platforms [ 22], sequencing of whole exomes [ 23], screening cancer-related genes in solid tumours [ 24], or conducting sequencing-based clinical applications such as prenatal diagnosis which has a strict turn-around time requirement [ 25].
Many low-cost airlines have very strict turn-around times in order for the flights to leave on time (Ryanair and Easyjet have a strict turn-around time of 25 minutes).
They suggest safeguards could ensure that all food waste is treated safely, and point to countries such as Japan and South Korea, where central plants with strict oversight turn waste into healthy feed.
It appears that many laws, e.g., of the special sciences, if taken as strict laws, turn out to be false; however, if they are hedged by a cp-clause they appear to lack a clear meaning and appear to be empirically untestable.
The secondary structure was characterized by strict β-turns, four beta-sheets and a 310-helices (Fig. 2b – see parameters data in Additional file 8), (similar to the information about secondary structure in reference 3).
Elizabeth also left with strict instructions to turn off the TV news and return to the routines of her life.
At the same time, some precinct workers said that they were under strict instructions to turn away people asking for voting assistance -- mainly out of fear that it would slow down the voting.
It is quite possible that Randolph will emerge from his Monday meeting with Fred and Jeff Wilpon and Minaya with his job, under strict orders to turn around this sinking team, and fast.
Strict confidentiality can turn up in a variety of contexts, from payday-lending outfits, which sometimes rely on them to conceal the true identity of lenders that operate through shell companies, to personal relationships.
