The FISA judges have bristled at criticism that they are a rubber stamp for the government, occasionally speaking out to say they apply rigor in their scrutiny of government requests.
Growth hackers do tend to be engineers as it gives them the ability to apply rigor to marketing, but it is not necessary".
"The management team that applies rigor, not a vague sense of creativity or gut instinct, wins the long-term adjacency game," Zook writes.
Using the example of the Tetrahymena research community, it is generally accepted that these student-generated data will not be flawless, but attempts to validate results and apply rigor are expected.
Robin Wood, a film critic who published the first serious work in English on Alfred Hitchcock and who applied formal rigor and moral seriousness in his book-length appraisals of Howard Hawks, Arthur Penn, Ingmar Bergman and other directors, died on Friday at his home in Toronto.
In his 20 years as a researcher, first at Stanford University, now at the University of Toronto, Dr. Redelmeier, 50, has applied scientific rigor to topics that in lesser hands might have been dismissed as quirky and iconoclastic.
In addition, concepts of triggers and long-runout mechanisms of mass movements are loosely applied without rigor.
"Earlier this year we revisited our policies associated with the program, and applied new rigor that requires any organization to confirm that it adheres to Intel's anti-discrimination policy in order to receive funding," Intel's Chief Diversity Officer wrote in the statement to ThinkProgress.
"In graduate school and postdoctoral work, one learns how to think rigorously and apply this rigor to scientific pursuits, but this does not guarantee success in industry".
Other courts may apply equal rigor and reach a different result.
