Sentence examples for stringent technological from inspiring English sources

The results highlight the need for more stringent technological developments for manufacturers to ensure adherence to targets, and the requirements for more accurate measurement techniques that account for discrepancies between standardised and on-road fuel consumption.

A preliminary core configuration has been developed meeting the foremost requirements of limiting the reactivity swing over the core lifetime to about 1 $ and flattening the radial power profiles, as demanded by the choice of wrapper-less (i.e. without flow ducts) fuel assemblies and by the stringent technological constraints imposed by the requirement of short-term deployment.

These issues can be dealt with by more stringent security policies and technological improvements to the Extranet.

Stringent CAFÉ regulations along with technological advances in materials, high-pressure fuel injection and complex turbo charging systems have rekindled interest in the area of Diesel engines for passenger vehicle applications.

Stringent emission regulations have forced drastic technological improvements in diesel aftertreatment systems, particularly in reducing Particulate Matter (PM) emissions.

Because of technological challenges arising from stringent weight and size restrictions, most existing designs cannot match the flight performance of their biological counterparts; they lack the necessary agility, sufficient power to take off, or sufficient energy to fly for more than a minute.

Bristow et al. [6] showed how even dramatic technological advance cannot meet more stringent targets for carbon reduction in the absence of a considerable behavioral change.

However, as discussed above, the presence of technological path dependencies and lack of stringent climate policy framework conditions limit incentives for structural change.

Just as pollution or an irresponsible use of property rights threatens land and climate, so an overly stringent system of intellectual-property rights risks holding back technological progress.

Its construction, to be completed by 2006, and the stringent requirements from operation in space, represent a major technological challenge.

Some technological priorities that have arisen due to the introduction of stringent environmental regulations are discussed and future trends are documented.