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Whenm=0, the identical formalism produces a (rigorous) version of the conventional neutrino formalism.

We will consider a rigorous version of this argument, examine its assumptions and consider whether it can withstand various objections.

We give a rigorous version of the functional calculus developed by R. Feynman in relation to his path integral formulation of Quantum Mechanics.

This refines (4.3) and provides a rigorous version of (4.2).

It's a more rigorous version of simply posing a question to the chat room, or soliciting emails from viewers.

That democracy can be made compatible with economic growth is not a new idea, but we need a more rigorous version of that idea to guide the Chinese and many others forward in the next 50 years.

In some ways, that sounded like a more rigorous version of ordinary parental tasks, and Marcia began to introduce bits of it, like giving James milk only when he said "milk" instead of just pointing.

This is a more rigorous version of the validated SANE metric which only allows responses from 0%to100%0% (i.e. cannot determine if a patient reported a worse condition due to the procedure) (Williams et al. 1999; Shelbourne et al. 2012).

For the Pazzi Chapel, as a more decorative, less rigorous version of a very rigorous early Brunelleschi building, has never fit easily into a logical chronology.

To do this he used an even more rigorous version of the system, in which an employee must wave a security card and then step into a glass tube before submitting to the iris scanner.

Late last year the Federal Trade Commission issued a revised, more rigorous version of its Green Guides, which provide standards to keep claims about eco-friendliness from being deceptive.