Much of that success is attributable to their stringent defensive game.
Sure, there's less elegance in today's movies; there's less elegance in modern life, because the norms of social behavior are far less stringent, and our game faces are, by and large, not so different from the ones we see in the mirror.
They can just screw around with the entry-level content until they pick up the basics and not be restricted by the immediate stringent goals of games like Chess or Scrabble.
Despite the ban on dedicated games consoles, mobile and online games are very popular in China but games makers have to ensure games comply with stringent government requirements or risk their game being banned.
The developer was quick to stress these tests are neither betas nor gameplay demos, but stringent examinations of the game with limited functionality and equipment in a blog post.
On Monday, Bettman announced that the league and the players union had agreed to a much more stringent standard for in-game evaluations of players suspected of concussion.
The motion calls for the union's executive to commission research which will allow it to lobby government for the introduction of more "stringent legislation" on computer games.
As a consequence, it has been suggested that under such stringent conditions as the PD game humans alone have evolved the necessary cognitive abilities to engage in reciprocity, namely, numerical discrimination, memory and control of temporal discounting.
One potential future avenue is the design of situational serious games that include stringent checks (Dignum et al. 2009).
The Federal Aviation Administration is taking safety very seriously at Sunday's Super Bowl game in Arizona, enforcing stringent regulations that ban all drones from flying anywhere near the event.
