Sentence examples for most rigorously defined from inspiring English sources
If ball games were contests rather than noncompetitive ritual performances, such as the Japanese football game kemari, then they were sports in the most rigorously defined sense.
They surmised this could in part be explained by the range of research tools used; but most importantly because the concepts used were not rigorously defined.
But excellence was not always so rigorously defined at Cambridge.
Berg develops a few thematic motives in a rigorously defined structure, composed while studying with Schoenberg.
Really big syzygies are less rigorously defined (otherwise there would be none).
Others devise portfolios of fast digital experiments to test rigorously defined strategic business hypotheses.
What all this suggests is that schizophrenia isn't a specific, relatively rare, and rigorously defined illness.
And the kind of performance I'm talking about can, and must, be rigorously defined and quantified.
The parallel applications executing in the system are formally specified using a rigorously defined application model.
The speed and the width of the layer are rigorously defined via dimensionless quantities.
The rigorously defined criticality condition established by the authors is applied to the Arrhenius model.
