Sentence examples for under exacting from inspiring English sources
The job is an unpaid one, but nonetheless the First Lady's execution of her supposed duties is put under exacting surveillance, as is her appearance and her wardrobe.
After 17 years of working under exacting and often contradictory military specifications, Garand came up with a gas-operated weapon of.30-inch calibre that was 43 inches (109 cm) long yet weighed only 9.5 pounds (4.3 kg).
Modern advanced ceramics, on the other hand, are often produced under exacting conditions in the laboratory and call into play the skills of the chemist, the physicist, and the engineer.
He articulated his first statements on behaviourist psychology in the epoch-making article "Psychology as a Behaviorist Views It" (1913), claiming that psychology is the science of human behaviour, which, like animal behaviour, should be studied under exacting laboratory conditions.
On the other hand, the wages, working conditions, and standards of living for migrant workers tend to be lower than those of other labourers, and migrants must often work long hours under exacting requirements.
They worried that, under exacting new requirements for informed consent by embryo donors, most of the Bush-approved lines wouldn't make the grade, but NIH has fashioned a two-tiered vetting process which allows for some flexibility in considering older lines.
As such, rationalisability under exact linear aggregation only requires consistency with the condition (3.B.1).
Our approach is similar to the works in [20] and [21] where the minimum-length scheduling problem is formulated as an MDP under exact and statistical knowledge of the underlying channel conditions, respectively.
This guarantees a high flexibility due to the use of different chip cards with the same measurement device on the one hand, and a high statistical prediction, because of the repeatable measurements with different sensor-chip cards of the same series under exact the same environmental conditions, on the other hand.
An important consequence of this study regarding optimum experimental design is the fact that the propagated error in a second order rate constant is minimal under exact stoichiometric conditions or when the reactant with the lowest associated uncertainty in its initial concentration is in a reasonable excess (pseudo first order conditions).
While all gels were run under exact same experimental conditions for best comparison they could, therefore, not be correlated to an internal standard.
