He is also uncomfortable with the lashings of praise heaped on him for a rigorous form of analysis which, as he says, is rooted in common sense and plain speaking.
He championed biodynamic agriculture, a rigorous form of organic farming that shuns pesticides and uses no fertilizers that were not already present in the garden.
Perhaps, our title should, in a more rigorous form, be "A chromosome adopting a strategy of circularity in itself and self-cleavage in its linear transcripts may have emerged in the RNA-based protocell"; however, this would seem too long and complex for a title.
One motivation for axiomatizing a theory, not the one for the case now under discussion, is to express the theory in a completely rigorous form in order to standardize the expression of the theory as a mature conceptual edifice.
Admittedly you will have to fill in a rigorous application form that looks like it has been written by someone who has spent too long working for Deloitte or Accenture, but bureaucracy exists in every walk of life - so why not on the path to violent jihad?
"Just as science without math involved is not a replacement for science in its most rigorous form, neither are these books meant in any way as a replacement for philosophy".
No other work in recent history had had such an impact on knowledge; no other book had revolutionized the understanding of nature as much as Newton's masterpiece; and no other book contained so many discoveries in such rigorous form.
Scientists can see vaguely what it means to reduce biology to chemistry, to say that biological phenomena are explicable in terms of chemical reactions, and can often provide specific and convincing examples, but doing inter-theory reduction in its rigorous form is very difficult in biology.
Fortunately, we show that they are computable in a rigorous, though indirect form.
