Sentence examples for a more rigorous form from inspiring English sources

In Section 6.3 we will develop a more rigorous form of Equation 23.

As Lewis Wolpert always points out, science is not simply a more rigorous form of common sense.

In theory, this could pave the way for Georgia's mini-navy to start imposing a more rigorous form of maritime blockade.

But last week, the government started to address that problem, proposing new guidelines that in some cases are more in line with evidence from randomized controlled trials, a more rigorous form of scientific research.

Questions were also raised as to why Coulson was not subjected to a more rigorous form of "developed" vetting for the communications job to which previous incumbents had been submitted.

A more rigorous form of microtonality was featured in Ben Johnston's String Quartet No. 9 (1988), a deceptively difficult work in which an almost rustic-sounding just intonation is paired with clear melodies and tidy contours in a playful homage to Classical style.

The typical relationship between landed gentleman and peasant producer was still feudal; whether represented by a range of rights and dues or by the more rigorous form of serfdom, it encouraged acceptance of the status quo in agriculture.

The small number of time points prevented the implementation of more rigorous forms of diffusion modeling (e.g. a hazard model with predictive covariates).

Television, in Arnheim's opinion, would be one of the more rigorous forms of research feeding our under standing.

Through modern engineering, technology, medicine, and ethnography, they set out to manage human life and the resources needed to sustain it, transform Bedouins into proper subjects, and gradually replace autonomous political life with more rigorous forms of territorial power.

Higher production volumes would permit more rigorous forms of testing.