Sentence examples for most rigorous theory from inspiring English sources

The libertarianism adopted by many Silicon Valley types is the most rigorous theory of this fusion of inclusiveness and capitalism.

The program is known for its intensity, and is considered America's "most rigorous number theory program", according to What High Schools Don't Tell You.

In its most rigorous (and absurd) form, efficient market theory says investors can never beat the market except through luck, because stocks are always properly valued based on the information available to investors.

Thus Popper stresses that it should not be inferred from the fact that a theory has withstood the most rigorous testing, for however long a period of time, that it has been verified; rather we should recognise that such a theory has received a high measure of corroboration.

Management theory has not evolved into the world's most rigorous or enticing intellectual discipline.

The work of Doignon and Falmagne in knowledge space theory (KST) represents one of the earliest and most rigorous attempts to formalize the structure of a knowledge domain for the purposes of adaptivity (Doignon and Falmagne 1985).

Carnap presented a rigorous theory of this kind in his Logical Foundations of Probability (1950).

The poor thing went through the most rigorous peer review.

The administration should adopt the most rigorous possible standards.

So other conditions must be satisfied in order to make this into a really rigorous theory of reference.

The most rigorous is Sweden.