Sentence examples for a rigorous conception from inspiring English sources

Since the mid-1980s, social theorists have moved beyond the relatively underdeveloped character of previous reflections on the compression or annihilation of space to offer a rigorous conception of globalization.

The fact that most of the shifting paradigms are related to sustainability, in our profession understood as a scarcity of resources and the satisfaction of social necessities, indicates clearly where to search for such a coherent, transversal and at the same time rigorous, conception which might be the base for a new relevance.

For an attempt to work out a rigorous incompatibilist conception of autonomy that does not appeal to the notion of agent causation, see Kane 1996.

Options here range from the axiomatic or syntactic view of the logical positivists and empiricists (see Vienna Circle) to the semantic or model-theoretic view (see models in science), to Kuhnian (see Thomas Kuhn) and less rigorous conceptions of theories.

But even as the board approved a 15-year lease for a warehouse at 411 East 76th Street that would house the school, a racially charged conflict continues to rage among competing groups of parents and elected officials over whether the school's admissions policy and curriculum would undermine its original conception as a rigorous, traditional neighborhood high school.

Kircher's research encompassed a variety of disciplines including geography, astronomy, mathematics, language, medicine, and music, bringing to each a rigorous scientific curiosity girded in a mystical conception of natural laws and forces.

Unfortunately, this biological conception of symmetry is not suitable for a rigorous quantitative study of symmetry.

A rigorous fairness prevailed.

They have a rigorous curriculum.

Eisenhower was a rigorous editor.

He is rightly urging a rigorous standard.