Sentence examples for stringent boundary from inspiring English sources
Mirror design for collimation or focusing under stringent boundary conditions may end up with very aspheric geometries.
This is reflected by a less stringent boundary condition.
Analytical limitations, including the ability to detect only a subset of all pathogenic viruses, may argue for a less stringent boundary condition, but for this demonstration of a risk assessment and the limited data to inform this condition, we use 99% in these analyses.
In this technique, a sequential classifier is proposed wherein the classes which require stringent boundaries are tested one by one and once the tests for these classes fail, the stringency of the classifier is increasingly relaxed.
On the other hand, advantaged children may be more likely to alter their behaviour according to setting, with for example, less stringent boundaries and rules at home than at school.
And the United States should push for a more stringent definition of the boundaries of Israel's more benign settlement blocs, based on limits developed in U.S. mediation efforts in recent years rather than on Israeli interpretation.
However, the analytic solutions developed to date are not suitable for practical engineering applications because of the stringent model requirements and complicated boundary conditions.
More generally, theorists who want to employ the "bite the bullet" strategy may find their positions easier to defend if they refrain from going far beyond the boundaries of the very stringent intuition (2).
Exbd is the most stringent definition which requires both exon boundaries of at least one exon to match.
The requirements on the boundary conditions are somewhat less stringent in effective single-particle approaches such as time-dependent density functional theory.
In-house bioinformatics pipelines were used to identify SNVs under several stringent conditions, especially for the exon-intron boundary misalignment filter (See Additional file 1: Supplementary Methods).
