Sentence examples for a rigorous justification from inspiring English sources

On one side there was "saltwater" economics – people, who in America tended to be in coastal universities, who continued to view Keynes as broadly right, even though they couldn't offer a rigorous justification for some of their assumptions.

Big Companies Don't Have Credit Cards Purchasing anything in a large organization requires a rigorous justification process that generally culminates in a purchase order (PO).

We expect that WCMS also performs well in more general cases but we do not have a rigorous justification so far.

However, the associated statistical analysis of extreme values is not trivial, and the paper provides a rigorous justification of the practical calculation steps required.

Applications to Schrödinger operators with rather general random scalar potentials include a rigorous justification of an integral-kernel representation of their integrated density of states a relation frequently used in the physics literature on disordered solids.

(We should remark here that the method of calculation based on the zeta function, although widely accepted in the physics literature, does not have a rigorous justification and may well be inaccurate. However, the phenomenon of concentration at ( frac{1}{2} mathcal {P}_1 ( 1 ) ) has been verified experimentally see [13] and Fig. 10).

The bamboo jointing method was of particular interest because the German Building Authorities required a quite rigorous justification.

Below, we give a more rigorous justification of the assumption that p M is approximately equal to p o.

It will also help to describe what constitutes "standard physiotherapy" for musculoskeletal shoulder pain in England, and allow a more rigorous justification of the "control" arm of physiotherapy when comparing the effectiveness of other physiotherapy treatments or treatments other than standard physiotherapy.

Thereby, we provide a rigorous geometric justification for the preferred use of the Hencky-strain measure ∥ log F T F ∥ F 2 in nonlinear elasticity and plasticity theory [9].

Here, we show for the first time that PMFs can be seen as approximations to quantities that do have a rigorous probabilistic justification: they naturally arise when probability distributions over different features of proteins need to be combined.