Sentence examples for rigorous exposition from inspiring English sources
In particular, we give a rigorous exposition of the properties of the permutohedral lattice and argue that it is the optimal lattice for Gaussian filtering.
In this series of articles, we strive to present a mathematically rigorous exposition of these ideas to supplement the imprecise treatment of distribution theory encountered in the signal processing literature.
"When Dickens Met Dostoevsky" seems to indicate a pleasant anecdote of light literary history when, in fact, Naiman has constructed a rigorous exposition of an elaborate and long-standing literary hoax that winds through a labyrinth of journals, archives, and smoldering academic grudges.
Mr Stone said in his statement to the Communities and Local Government Committee: "It does feel like a witch hunt and not a fair and evidenced assessment of the governance capabilities of Rotherham or a rigorous exposition of the failures on CSE (child sexual exploitation) set in context.
It should be emphasised that, behind the rigorous exposition of incidents, facts and responsibilities in the report lie the stories of individual human beings, many of whom have – following years of detention – been recognised as being totally innocent of the charges brought against them.
The aim is to give a heuristic and practical guide to the epidemiological analyst rather than a rigorous statistical exposition, for which references are given.
The process of exposition is rigorous and ingenious, forcing you to become an active agent in the discovery of the play's themes.
As in his previous work on such topics as tickling, kissing and curiosity, his style here owes much to Derrida and Lacan, who abandoned straightforward exposition for rigorous wordplay, teasing dozens of associations from a single figure of speech.
Through a lucid exposition, a rigorous development of the tools, and a thorough analysis of each topic, this extraordinary textbook offers a state-of-the-art representation of the field.
In short, it will be received as a model of rigorous research, seamless organization, clarity of exposition, and utter persuasiveness.
The general attitude, present throughout Łukasiewicz's treatment, is that Aristotle's work is of sufficient precision and stature to warrant and withstand exposition using the most rigorous modern logical methods and concepts.
