Sentence examples for Rigorously speaking from inspiring English sources

Rigorously speaking, the link quality and the radio range will also affect energy consumption in addition to the hop counts.

Rigorously speaking, Eq. 11 is equivalent to Eq. 10 only if the bathymetry is flat (∂h/∂x = 0, ∂h/∂y = 0).

Rigorously speaking, cannot be directly interpreted as the probability that gene i is up/downregulated.

Rigorously speaking, gene dispensability is not the biological factor to explain the degree of gene pleiotropy.

Thus, rigorously speaking, one can produce a glassy material from a polymer, metal, or ceramic.

We note however that, rigorously speaking, we should say that is left upper and right lower semicontinuous.

Why speak rigorously to an audience of hundreds when you can ham it up a bit and spread the fruits of your research to millions?

He said: "We have rigorously tested the proposed question, speaking to a wide range of people across Scotland.

"A part of our job," Mr. Shelby said, speaking of the intelligence committees, "is to rigorously examine what our agencies do, what they need in resources, where are they lacking, and not to get too cozy with them".

There was therefore no individual speaking features that can be said to rigorously distinguish among various levels.

Nor has any Jewish theologian since Heschel succeeded in speaking to such a wide range of readers while rigorously attending to the nuances of Judaism.