Sentence examples for tightly specify from inspiring English sources

The way we have implemented scalable efficiency is to tightly specify all activities, carefully standardize them so they are performed in the same efficient way anywhere in the organization and tightly integrate all activities to remove those inefficient buffers across activities.

For example, provisions in the regulatory coherence and transparency chapters appear to tightly specify how policy should be made, and may interact with the investment chapter to provide further grounds for investor-state disputes [ 52].

The trick, he explains, is to abandon "handcrafted" teaching methods for scalable ones: online course materials and tutors; star teachers' lessons broadcast by satellite; tightly specified franchise agreements with hundreds of local teaching centres staffed by moderators.

The contracts are tightly specified so that the market participants know exactly what they are agreeing to buy or sell.

We found there is considerable variability in the different vulnerability estimates even for reasonably tightly specified construction types, which contributed to large uncertainties when estimating potential building damage and loss.

Evaluation of the effect of fixture layout on the dynamic response of thin-walled work-piece is a critical measure to determine whether the designed fixture can meet the requirements for the tightly specified tolerance of the part.

Conventional systematic review methodology limits the number of papers to be included in a review by having tightly specified inclusion criteria for papers.

Gate-keeping is the system of decision making that guides effective and efficient targeting of services aiming to ensure that services are provided only to those who meet tightly specified eligibility criteria.

This corresponds to an adjustment of the available set of reactions, a type of structural learning to overcome the bottlenecks that are a result of tightly specified molecular kinetics and limited adjustment of concentrations.

The continuous cycling between the two states is tightly controlled by a number of regulatory proteins that specify where and for how long the signal is "on" and which cellular function is modulated.

The "haute couture" appellation is tightly regulated by French law and has formal guidelines that specify that a house must employ at least 15 people full time.