His church community became a surrogate family for him that, despite their doctrinal rigor, modeled some level of love and healing, in contrast to his dysfunctional biological family.
The average of the axial angles excluding the post-rigor model, 105°±10°, is close to that of the starting scallop transition state model, 107°, and roughly evenly distributed around it.
The mathematician provided expertise in many areas of the modeling, as well as rigor in the model development that often does not emerge in the absence of an interdisciplinary team approach.
Five criteria are mentioned: the level of rigor that a model describes phenomena; the accuracy of the model with respect to data; the adequacy of the model for the purpose of simulation, optimization or design; the flexibility of a model; and the computational complexity.
The trade-offs between model rigor and relevance suggest an adaptive management approach to modeling is needed to improve the integration of stakeholder knowledge into robust land use models.
We hope that our new table will adequately capture the rigor in our model building efforts.
The Gang of Four claims that they apply "the same rigor" to modeling policy proposals by Democrats as they do in their modeling of proposals by Republicans.
In this paper, we evaluate Level of Detail (LoD) in UML models as a form of style and rigor in UML modeling.
This one-time model of rigor and traditional learning was turned into a model for rebellion and discontent.
Evaluating Curriculums Founded in 1998 by cognitive and computer scientists along with math teachers, Carnegie Learning is proud of its academic heritage, and many education researchers consider it a model of rigor and transparency.
'Not just because the book is a success, but because a lot of people understand it.' Employing provocative precision and embarrassing honesty, Catherine Millet has exposed herself in print with all the conscientious rigor of a Hustler model posing for a photographer.
