Sentence examples similar to stringent reasoning from inspiring English sources
"The O is made taller and deeper than the H, even if the most stringent mathematical reasoning would declare it incorrect.
To secure this stringent evidence-based reasoning, a principled framework for designing a technology-based diagnostic assessment is required such as the evidence-centred game design (ECgD).
Using similar reasoning, we can have very stringent accuracy constraints when the platform is close to an operator, but these constrains can be relaxed as the platform get further away from the operators.
The Court agreed with EPA and the intervenors, reasoning that petitioners failed to meet the "stringent requirements for a stay pending court review".
In Pirelli, the court affirmed the dismissal of derivative claims for failing to first make a demand on the board of directors, reasoning that the investors did not meet the "stringent" standards for such claims under Delaware law.
Within each major clade one or more subclades were defined by similar reasoning; however, the branch supports for subclades were less stringent.
The formalism is mathematically stringent and is a complement to the original theorems of Metabolic Control Analysis, which were derived using ad hoc reasoning.
Consequently, self-consciously internalizing and refining our intuitive sense of equal freedom, transforming it into a principle of practical reasoning, simultaneously transforms our emerging normative intuitions about the sanctity of life and liberty into stringent juridical principles.
Rationing must be stringent.
