It didn't matter that Mr. Williams's pitch wasn't perfect, though it often was; his songs are rigorously constructed.
She had, she says, become intrigued with the possibilities of songs that were rigorously constructed and produced: "That's the thing about Abba.
Such images were rigorously constructed and, with their bold patterns and vertiginous angles, a million miles from the bucolic sensibility that was the norm at the time.
In addition, our probabilistic sampling frame was rigorously constructed, geographically diverse, included both urban and rural clinics, public and private facilities, providers who see many and few HIV-infected patients and jurisdictions that have high, medium and low HIV prevalence.
His syntax is so rigorously constructed that not a word, a breath, a letter, even, seems wasted.
At times resembling medieval viol-consort music as daubed with a Japanese brush, the work is more rigorously constructed than it sounds: simple, plaintive motifs circle and recur, like fallen leaves caught in limpid pools.
Mr. Boulez's "Marteau Sans Maître," which ends the concert, might be more rigorously constructed than all seven Cage pieces sharing the program, combined.
Furthermore, empirical research indicates that low response rates are not necessarily indicative of nonresponse bias, particularly when probabilistic samples are drawn from rigorously constructed frames [39].
He is rigorously illuminating about communication.
In these rooms life is rigorously codified.
The numerical conservation is rigorously guaranteed.
