Sentence examples for stringent construction from inspiring English sources
Various auxiliary methods for excavating mountain tunnels have been developed and can satisfy stringent construction requirements.
More stringent construction requirements coupled with higher homeowner expectations will make performance the key indicator of a building's value.
As a result of new and more stringent construction regulations for buildings, the heat demands of individual buildings are decreasing and more energy-efficient heating systems have to be developed.
Unlike Haiti, where shoddy construction vastly increased the death toll last year, or China, where failure to follow construction codes worsened the death toll in the devastating 2008 Sichuan earthquake, Japan enforces some of the world's most stringent building codes.
Often, the steepest rent increases are found in places, like San Francisco, that have stringent building regulations: a recent study of the city found that fewer poor residents had been displaced in neighborhoods with more new construction.
The village has stringent requirements for construction and management of trees and brush.
Concrete temperature criteria, such as the maximum temperature limit and the maximum temperature difference limit between the interior and exterior of concrete, have become more stringent in recent construction projects.
Since the genes that experience subtle changes in expression in DH stress might not have been detected due to the stringent method of construction of SSH cDNA library, much robust experimentation involving oligonucleotide-based microarrays supported by enough EST resources is required for clear understanding.
Arctic conditions demand stringent standards of ship construction, including ice strengthening, double hulls, covered lifeboats and advanced navigation equipment.
Centralized wastewater management system is the modern day waste management practice, but the high cost and stringent requirements for the construction and operation have made it less attractive in the under-resourced regions of the world.
Albeit this wastewater management practice is effective, the associated cost and the stringent requirement for the construction and maintenance have made its use to be less attractive in the under-resourced regions.
