As the eminent critic Lionel Trilling observed in 1951: "Fitzgerald, more than anyone else of his time, realised the rigorousness of the systems of prestige that lie beneath the American social fluidity".
"His designs successfully combined Swiss rigorousness with American vitality," the designer Massimo Vignelli said.
The importance of rigorous methods when comparing scientific traditions is emphasised, a rigorousness that in this article is ensured by analysing the different safety science approaches from the same point of reference.
Here again the show is a bit dishonest; you're supposed to have the impression that the players are shocked by the rigorousness of the training.
Once inside the market there are other signs of how the holiday, known in Hebrew and Yiddish as Pesach, is observed with scrupulous rigorousness.
(The film, Haneke says, "is not against religion, and yet the rigorousness in Protestantism is very much a part of how it can lead to radicalism").
The newspaper man made some comments on how much the teacher knew about journalism, although the school is noted for the rigorousness of its course.
More recently, the Court has observed: "Under this standard, the rigorousness of our inquiry into the propriety of a state election law depends upon the extent to which a challenged regulation burdens First and Fourteenth Amendment rights.
Of those, some 260 miles are in one of the various stages of the treatment process, though state officials say they are unhappy with the pace and rigorousness of that work in some areas.
Fourteen of the 20 pieces in THE COMPLETE STORIES OF TRUMAN CAPOTE (Vintage International, $14) were written before Capote (1924-84) turned 30, but they show flashes of the author's rigorousness of style.
But purely objective standards cannot be applied because grades in themselves are not purely objective, being subject to variations in the rigorousness of instruction, while achievement on objective test scores can be improved by the use of preparation courses and coaching.
