Sentence examples for stringent problems from inspiring English sources

This algorithm can optimally solve the stringent problems encountered by an RFID interrogator.

This work serves as a basis for future research of P recovery by crystallization processes and responses to the increasingly stringent problems of eutrophication and the growing depletion of P resources.

Also, it has high tolerance to sulfur poisoning which is the most stringent problem for the NSR catalyst.

A first review of this approach shows that the stringent problem-orientation is very practicable and effective in fulfilling the demand of a 'mid-term radar', which allows the identification and prioritisation of TA topics.

The report added that under New York's proposed rules, which are more stringent, any problems "could have been either entirely avoided or mitigated".

The utility of hybrid RKDG+WENO schemes has been illustrated with several stringent test problems in one and two dimensions.

We have devised several stringent test problems to show that the scheme works robustly and accurately in all situations.

Swarming demands and seasonality periodically induce a stringent capacity problem in the made-to-order (MTO) B2B environment.

A series of comparison studies demonstrates the excellent performance of the full USM MEC scheme for many stringent multidimensional MHD test problems chosen from the literature.

It is shown in a stringent set of test problems that the method only requires an order of O(100) ensembles to successfully recover the highly non-Gaussian transient PDFs in up to 6 dimensions with only small errors.

We tried to carefully control the quality of the studies we included by setting stringent criteria to exclude problems with selection bias, performance bias, attrition bias, and detection bias as per the consort criteria.