Pew and other conservation groups have called on Iccat member nations, which are to meet next month in Istanbul, to acknowledge the scale of the problem and to improve the catch documentation by introducing a more rigorous electronic tracking plan.
Likewise, an advocacy group, the National Alliance of Breast Cancer Organizations, is pressing for more rigorous systems of tracking performance.
Some additional range can be accomplished by decreasing beam divergence angle θ, although this imposes more rigorous pointing and tracking requirements on the link.
As biomolecular networks grow in size and complexity, the model of a biomolecular network must become more rigorous to keep track of all the components and their interactions, and in general this presents the need for computer simulation to manipulate and understand the biomolecular network model.
Or the remitters could pool their resources to set up more rigorous compliance mechanisms to track where the money comes from and where it goes.
"Our vision is, by 2020, to have a much more rigorous and robust approach to tracking rights-based programmes," DeFillipo said.
The state won nearly $700 million in the federal Race to the Top competition, and education leaders believe the money will lay the groundwork for an era of improved schooling by paying for better data systems to track student progress, more rigorous evaluations of teachers and new methods to train them.
I also began remembering how Ernie Davis students had been divided into two tracks: high-achieving students like me -- most white and upper middle class -- were "Regents track," meaning we took more rigorous courses that prepared us for the college-preparatory Regents exams.
Often more rigorous and offering highly motivated students a fast track to completing their undergraduate educations, MOOCs allow students to move more quickly into graduate programs and the career marketplace.
Though both tracks were intended to provide students with the skills necessary for college, the "A" course was intended to be more rigorous, enabling students to complete sufficient college-level courses to enter directly into the second year of college.
