Tate says: "Through rigorous, highly charged arrangements of commonplace objects and materials, Wilkes has developed an articulate and eloquent vocabulary that touches on issues of femininity and sexuality".
An editor in charge, rigorous fact-checking, interviews, documentary proof, and three pages of rules to publish each wedding and commitment announcement in The Times?
It can also be riddled with red tape, as virtually all European governments have rigorous preservation agencies charged with approving or rejecting changes to historic sites.
Recent studies have shown that a more rigorous treatment of the charge and permeability distributions within the soft layers using a step function or numerical solution can successfully depict the heterogeneity [21, 41].
On 22 July 1908, Lokmanya Tilak, the principal advocate of the Swadeshi movement in Bombay, was sentenced to six years rigorous imprisonment, on the charge of writing inflammatory articles against the Government in his newspaper Kesari.
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The presented model gives a rigorous estimation of EV charging load pattern in a distribution network which is considered important for network operators.
He replied, "Because this is one of the few jobs where you may have to tell someone, 'Go die.'".......Secretary of Defense William Cohen and General Charles Krulak, the Marine commandant, have appropriately insisted on rigorous decency among their charges.
In a case where the government decides it will not submit its assertions to that sort of rigorous scrutiny by bringing charges, it has the responsibility to not besmirch someone's reputation by lobbing accusations publicly instead.
However, Johnson dropped some of the most rigorous proposals, such as charging operators more for a minicab licence or enforcing a minimum five-minute period between ordering a cab and starting the journey.
