In 303 304 several edicts, each increasingly stringent, ordered the destruction of the churches, the seizure of sacred books, the imprisonment of the clergy, and a sentence of death for all those who refused to sacrifice to the Roman gods.
"You have to open your mind and note that the Cambodia National Rescue Party [supporters] have blocked people from voting, including Khmer people, regardless of their ethnic group because … they want to be stringent in order to prevent ghost voters".
With emission legislations getting more stringent in order to comply with the responsibilities of environmental obligations, the focal point of contemporary diesel engine design has converged to meet the challenges of the omnipresent paradox of its soot NOx BSFC trade-off characteristics.
Inclusion criteria for "pneumococcal non-bacteremic" group were stringent in order to achieve an unquestionable diagnosis.
The number of contigs and singlets is clearly different when compared to the clustering results returned by the EGassembler pipeline (respectively 1,922 contigs and 4,869 singlets), indicating that the clustering parameters might be more stringent in order to reduce the interference of paralogs.
British citizens who had been convicted of murder would be subject to stringent supervision orders for the rest of their lives and details of their offences would be lodged with the relevant authorities.
Last week, a judge ruled the isolation of Hickox was too stringent but ordered her to continue self-monitoring through Nov. 10.
A prior that leads to a more stringent agreement of order O(n−1) is called a first-order probability matching prior.
For example, in the 2010 2011 school year, New York City introduced more stringent requirements in order for teachers to achieve tenure.
But an epistemologist takes all sorts of possibilities seriously that are ignored by ordinary folk, and so must apply quite stringent standards in order to reach correct assessments.
