Sentence examples for stringent limitation from inspiring English sources

This throws everything out of focus for us (and presumably for the President, too), and is perhaps the most stringent limitation on the omnipotence of the Almighty we haveever heard express.

The most stringent limitation of this kind is the assumption that the Boolean network is bi-quadratic, that is, such that both the number of in- and outputs per node is bounded from above by 2.

Albeit this stringent limitation, k-ras mutant positive cells were regularly detected in lavage fluids from the pelvic cavity.

However, due to the complexity of the optimization problem or the stringent limitations on the system's dynamics, the experimental information can be limited and parameter estimation convergence problems can arise.

For Class 2 buildings of more than 10 units, he said, there are less stringent limitations on increases of assessment.

Even during the Cuban missile crisis, President Kennedy recognized the stringent limitations the Charter places on the right of self-defense.

For this "crime" he has suffered 26 years loss of freedom: 18 years in prison – 12 of these in solitary confinement – followed by eight years of being forced to live in Israel against his wishes, under stringent limitations on his freedom of movement, speech and association.

Still, with the northwest portion of the island designated a Unesco World Heritage Site, and with fairly stringent limitations on development, Majorca has been shielded from any further fall in prices, which are now about 10 percent off their peak, said Michael Cunnington, an agent for the brokerage Savills in Majorca.

The design of combustion devices demands the fulfillment of always more stringent limitations concerning pollutant emissions.

Canada, which likes to present itself as a liberal democracy, rationalizes ever more stringent limitations on free expression.

It is not uncommon for analysts to impose very stringent limitations on the complexity of an SC experiment.