Sentence examples for formal rigour from inspiring English sources

Current representations of interaction protocols either concentrate on ease of understanding and neglect the need to specify protocols unambiguously (e.g. [B. Bauer, J.P. Muller, J.Odell, Agent UML: A Formalism for Specifying Multiagent Software Systems, AOSE (2000) 91 104]), or concentrate on formal rigour and neglect usability issues (e.g. [S.

He now has six symphonies under his belt, with all the formal rigour that they demand.

McGregor's choreography responds with its own combination of formal rigour and end-of-the-world imagery.

For all his formal rigour, he is a genuine innovator and a refined craftsman.

At the same time, his compositions have a formal rigour that might have appealed to a serialist such as Boulez.

Although his emphasis on pure form led eventually to abstract sculpture, his own work sacrifices wit and spontaneity to formal rigour and academic composition.

Most of the literature did not meet the high standards of formal academic rigour and there was no original research amongst this literature that specifically addressed the effectiveness of institutional health partnerships.

The three systematic reviews, categorised as Level 5, recognised that the current standard of literature on which their reviews were based did not meet the high standards of formal academic rigour with little published or unpublished literature on the specific area they were reviewing in relation to IHPs.

In spite of what was often seen as his iconoclasm, his work was essentially classical in its formal qualities, its rigour, and its purity.

Wilshaw, who made the comments in his monthly written commentary, pointed out that children in primary school, who are tested at seven and 11, were thriving academically, while children at secondary school who lacked the rigour of formal national testing until 16 were falling behind.

But while the rigour of building formal models brings significant benefits, formal reasoning remains a major barrier to the wider acceptance of formalism within design.