Such children, despite being the subjects of obsessive attention, can suffer from not being seen; their sorrow is organized not so much around the rigor of practicing as around invisibility".
Critics of evolutionary theory question not only the integrity of the scientific enterprise but also the rigor of practicing scientists.
The teenagers took to the rigors of practice and polish, styling not only their music but also their hair.
He withdrew from University of the Arts and enrolled at the Pennsylvania Academy of Ballet, where the rigors of practices and performances soon took a toll on his body.
Every person (now there are over 90) I've photographed for this series has been selected because I admire the rigor of their practice, their research, or because they're a close friend, a thoughtful critic, or I feel some sort of gravitational pull in their direction.
(Though internships and law school clinics are useful training grounds for future lawyers, they are no substitute for the rigors of licensed practice).
It used to be conventional wisdom that companies would push to have their drugs reviewed by the FDA's outside advisory panels, believing that the clinicians on these panels, being more closely tied to the rigors of clinical practice and the need for effective treatments, look more favorably upon promising treatments.
A third target, this one from 1977, is rendered in woozy puddles of black ink on a plastic sheet, its liquid flows challenging the linear rigors of target practice.
Determining your areas of strength and weakness and committing yourself to the rigor of training and practice is essential to achieving mastery.
With this approach and funding support, the best practices and rigor of teacher preparation are situated within local contexts, and teaching practice is highly responsive to the students in a local community.
