Sentence examples for rigorous establishment from inspiring English sources

Special interest is given to the rigorous establishment of the stability properties of the closed-loop system, which allows for achieving remarkable dynamic responses, in terms of convergence rates as well as the region of attraction of the equilibrium point defined by a given operation regime.

Both are budding communists (though Bobbi does not apply her "otherwise rigorous anti-establishment principles" to her relationship with her father, who treats her to fancy dinners during her parents' acrimonious divorce proceedings).

David Horovitch also turns Burleigh into a classic establishment figure demanding rigorous punishment for Mary as if it were a moral duty.

A precise geoid model is necessary for the establishment of a rigorous orthometric height system and unification of vertical datums.

We believe that our analysis and results embody a first interesting step towards the establishment of a rigorous link between such fundamental features in the dynamics of an oscillator.

The dire circumstances of the opioid epidemic would seem to dictate more rigorous action, but a political establishment under the sway of large corporate donors has yet to summon the will.

On the management side, establishment of a rigorous monitoring and reporting system, building the local capacity to implement and actual implementation from the inception of a similar project is of utmost importance.

The establishment of a rigorous classification scheme for the various families of the extended LHC protein superfamily was based on primary and secondary sequence information from a comprehensive database search.

Local industry enjoys outsized influence in the country's politics, which impedes the establishment and enforcement of rigorous regulation".

The Mission District's Californios, barely identifiable as a restaurant from its 22nd Street façade, is a bold, rigorous experiment: a Mexican fine-dining establishment in a longtime Mexican neighborhood known for grit and zest.

The successful establishment of new services requires rigorous programs of evaluation.