And, of course, NavIgenics is equally relentless about the privacy and security of the genetic data they collect.
"Boyhood," without question is deserving as well, for its emotional rigor in meeting an extraordinary challenge.
In a nutshell, it is extremely hard to get into this high school in the first instance, with some students preparing for years for the entry exam; then, the rigors of the experience are extraordinary as students often work on homework and projects deep into the night.
He has embraced the Web with both rigor and vision, seizing on this past year's extraordinary run of news to give readers new ways of consuming our coverage.
But the vanity of Iñárritu's style, its conspicuous striving after effect, achieves the opposite result — it dematerializes the production and disembodies the performances, calls attention not to the rigors of the shoot but to the extraordinary care and handling, the extraordinary industrial equipment, that went into maintaining the actors and their well-being in inhospitable conditions.
But the vanity of Iñárritu's style, its conspicuous striving after effect, achieves the opposite result it dematerializes the production and disembodies the performances, calls attention not to the rigors of the shoot but to the extraordinary care and handling, the extraordinary industrial equipment, that went into maintaining the actors and their well-being in inhospitable conditions.
Such rigor, it appeared, was the key to the extraordinary quality of its contents.
But, again, the conventional is enriched by the extraordinary passion of the novel, the writer's direct access to feeling, and the rigor of the language.
It's an extraordinary transformation, one that emerges through seemingly unconnected narrative fragments, tenderly observed moments and a formal rigor that might go unnoticed.
And despite its appeal to scientific rigor, it tends to prefer simple, strong, heuristic rules — like that plaintiffs must lose if they lack extraordinary evidence of market power.
