From this perspective, the picture of a hierarchy of levels is fundamentally misguided, if it is interpreted too rigidly; there are simply properties (which can be exemplified in many cases by other properties, even by themselves) and individuals (which cannot be exemplified).
They should not be interpreted too rigidly.
Therefore, the boundaries in repeat lengths of the four groups in Table 1 should not be interpreted too rigidly.
Officials say that in its 11-year history, the Legislative Ethics Committee has never penalized a legislator for violating the $75 gift rule, which it interprets less rigidly, and so far, it has not signaled that it will look into the Philip Morris gifts.
There are many verses in the Bible that you could interpret very rigidly and that makes you ultimately into a fundamentalist.
It also shows how election officials rigidly interpreted the law to prevent a wider recount.
But in the 18th century their French opponents felt that their strategic interests lay in avoiding battle at close quarters, and in the Anglo-French wars the Royal Navy endured a long period of indecisive actions handicapped by a tactical doctrine so rigidly interpreted by courts-martial as to have become tactical dogma.
Clearly the rule should not be too rigidly interpreted: if the rule gives a limit of 11 strata but 12 strata are defined, then 12 would be chosen.
If these criteria are rigidly interpreted, it may be that, by the time medical treatment options have been exhausted, the disease has progressed to the point that the patient may no longer be fit for neurosurgical intervention.
22 If these criteria are rigidly interpreted, it might be that, by the time medical treatment options have been exhausted, the disease has progressed to the point that the patient may no longer be fit enough for neurosurgical intervention.
