Sentence examples for stringent limitations from inspiring English sources

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.

However, it could also encourage copyright holders to implement stringent limitations on user experience.

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

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

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

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

A stringent limitation, however, is that there are only very few methods to tune the parameters.

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.

It was noted that the personal character of some evidentiary documents would "justify stringent limitation, if not total prohibition, of their seizure by exercise of official authority". Taylor, supra, n. 4, at 66.

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.

While the practice of shifting patients to public hospitals for strictly economic reasons--commonly called "dumping --has long been thought to be widumping --haserts now fear that economic pressures for better cost control andumping --hasent longtation of insurance beenfithoughtbe forcing an even greator berden on municipal facilities than ever before.