The technical expertise necessary for air-tight verification has already been developed through past agreements and international supervision of the countries that have relinquished nuclear programs.
Rigorous verification is essential for safety critical embedded hard real-time systems needing to comply with tight timing constraints.
Another Republican-backed measure likely to be in the deal would require tighter income verification standards for people who receive subsidies under the new health care law.
Thus, the tight integration of different verification methods is very promising for academic and industrial work.
It involves putting tighter restrictions on income verification standards for people receiving subsidies in the Affordable Care Act's new insurance marketplaces.
The typical optimum design considered to be safe in a verification check showed that tight lattice effectively improved the reactor performances and saved the fuel consumption.
He also worried that the program did not include "tight underwriting standards, such as requiring written verification of borrowers' residence and income".
Such a rigorous modeling approach critically depends upon a tight link between experimental observations and model design, simulation and verification.
As a rule of thumb, verification tends to interpret semantics preservation in a very tight sense, not only but also to simplify the verification task.
Some simple measures can considerably reduce review times, such as verification of e-mail addresses via websites, and a tight first response time (for accept or decline to review) of 3 days.
