By the eve of war, there were increasing complaints that the press was not being rigorous in its examination of such claims.
Certain conceptual artists were rigorous in their examination of the relationship between studio – where the art was made, gallery – where it was shown and marketed, and museum – where it was inexorably killed off and turned into "culture".
Ultimately it is the mutual fund board's responsibility to be rigorous in its examination of such deals.
Ultimately it is the mutual fund board's responsibility to be rigorous in its examination of what the "fair value" of a company is.
Not all the lessons of effective policing are to be found in rigorous examination of statistics, but the LAPD has learned well that data offer a useful starting point for inquiry.
ReCombinatorics offers an in-depth, rigorous examination of current research on the combinatorial, graph-theoretic structure of ARGs and explicit phylogenetic networks, and algorithms to reconstruct or deduce information about those networks.
But in recent months Japan has finally worked up the gumption to act against the North, and so the ship was subject to intensive safety inspections and the most rigorous customs examination in memory.
After the completion of this education, the pupils were required to pass a series of rigorous examinations in order to attain full status in the life of the Inca nobility.
Perhaps the most rigorous examinations in recent literature have utilized a regression discontinuity (RD) design (Shadish et al. 2002).
Once there was a single religion in this country, but now there is a multitude, some of them venerable, some of them very recent - all of them in need of rigorous examination and challenge in a fair school system.
But to qualify he must gain official United States approval, pass a rigorous physical examination, become fluent in Russian, undergo six months to a year of training in the Soviet Union and pay the Soviet Government $10 million.
