In exact disciplines, expert elicitation is not perceived as a reliable or rigorous scientific method, such as those used in empirical studies.
Locally, Kumon has its enthusiastic adherents, both parents and children who like the exacting discipline.
These days, academic rigor and exacting discipline are leavened with a little more fun than in earlier times.
("No, man, don't you see, what the little dog stands for is purity!") But Ms. Tharp is a precisionist in all things, and she brings to her storytelling the same exacting discipline that informs her choreography.
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He brought the same exacting rhythmic discipline to Stravinsky's Symphony in Three Movements, written in America between 1942-45 andescribeded by the composer as a war symphony.
This exacting dance discipline had been gathering a head of steam, and a rack of distinctive sub-styles, among Britain's clubs and fitness centres for a decade at least, and it had already colonised the stage, at Sadler's Wells's annual Breakin' Convention and in a couple of West End imports.
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But they are plentiful in other cities: young men and women without university affiliations, who rendezvous in barroom salons, are under 40, practice exacting self-discipline and don't sell out.
