The current generation of design rules is largely based on empiricism and testing and lacks in many parts a stringent mechanical foundation.
Too stringent, innovation is stifled.
The transparency law is designed to impose greater disclosure and tighter controls on the financial assets and outside activities of politicians and civil servants, as well as more stringent auditing of labor unions, foundations and other entities that receive state subsidies.
"Some of our friends had gone through the expense and torture of setting up private foundations with the stringent rules and reporting requirements," explains Norm.
It found that hospital managers were chasing stringent financial targets in order to achieve "foundation" status, the badge of honour given to the best hospitals, which comes with more freedom to manage one's affairs.
The agency reclassified 59 more as charities or private foundations, making them subject to more stringent reporting and granting requirements.
Moreover, the overwhelming majority of published reports use either completers only or LOCF techniques that have more stringent assumptions (i.e., completers only) or no theoretical foundation (i.e., LOCF) and are known to produce biased estimates in many circumstances.
"It's a very stringent standard to get SSI," said MaryBeth Musumeci, associate director of the foundation's Program on Medicaid and the Uninsured.
All sequence data have been subject to stringent quality control examination and re-genotyping, thereby laying a solid foundation toward elucidation of viral mechanisms driving neuropathology under various epidemiology settings.
Microsoft has set forth a stringent list of hardware requirements to help unify the user experience, but those only provide a foundation upon which Asus could build.
Mr. Zafrani's solicitations were typical of the breed: "Chances are that most banks in your area have very stringent loan requirements," said a flier from Cash Free Grants Inc. "On the other hand, most foundations which give GRANTS BY MAIL are much more lenient.
