Archimedes systematized the design of simple machines and the study of their functions and developed a rigorous theory of levers and the kinematics of the screw.
Building upon prior work from the fields of engineering, neuroscience, and statistics, researchers in the field have created a rich collection of event-related designs and developed a rigorous theoretical framework for characterizing and optimizing the performance of designs.
This will involve further investigating different outcome measures, including self-report (e.g. CAPE, [ 26]. Canadian Occupational Performance Measure [ 38]) and objective measures (e.g. accelerometers), and developing a rigorous yet feasible protocol for outcome measurement.
This information at microscale gives new insight into the complex mechanism of bubble nucleation and growth in fluids and could help to develop a rigorous theoretical modelling and numerical simulation such as the Lattice Boltzmann approach.
Not just these characteristics, but certain other issues are also relevant and necessary to develop a rigorous process.
This study was facilitated by early collaboration with social research and policy colleagues to develop a rigorous design which included an innovative approach to patient referral and trial recruitment, a comprehensive process evaluation examining intervention delivery and an integrated economic evaluation.
Differences in terminology for analogous HRQoL concepts, however, have made comparisons across studies challenging and limited the capacity to develop a rigorous body of evidence to guide future HRQoL research and practice [ 2].
"If we can't develop a rigorous and fundamental ability to establish trust in these systems, we're inching out onto thin ice".
In this study, we use the Electrolyte Nonrandom Two-liquid activity coefficient model in Aspen Plus to develop a rigorous and thermodynamically consistent representation for the MEA H2O CO2 system.
He later expanded the most important of these papers, "General Theory of Measure and Probability Theory"—which aimed to develop a rigorous, axiomatic foundation for probability into an influential monograph Grundbegriffe der Wahrscheinlichkeitsrechnung (1933; Foundations of the Theory of Probability, 1950).
