Sentence examples for rigorous laws from inspiring English sources

Physicists — myself included — are intrigued by the idea that application of rigorous laws in the world of natural science can inspire similar applications in other areas, including social ones.

The fluttering of wings behind bars evoked a sense of both freedom and restraint, a conflict that underscores flamenco, where dancers move with wild abandon while at the same time obeying the rigorous laws of the compás (rhythm).

It is perfectly possible that Rattigan, whose own sexuality was masked by the rigorous laws of the post war world, identified in some way with Lawrence but he pins too much on a single event: recent scholarship has even suggested that Lawrence invented the incident at Daraa since he was seen a week later at Aqaba in the best of health.

Parameterizations should preferably be based on first principles, that is, they should rely on rigorous laws of physics rather than on a set of empirically introduced (tuning) parameters.

In this contribution, I argue that another wave of rigorous laws and policies have impacted on the development of large camp-like mass accommodation with poor housing standards and aggravated forms of confinement.

Yet these invisible things follow rigorous laws that allow us to test their existence in many ways.

I think we need a more rigorous law to protect women from desperate situations".

Labor-intensive factories inside the Special Economic Zone began moving to the other side of the fence to take advantage of cheaper rents and less rigorous law enforcement.

May argues that a standalone border force led by a police chief would have more focus, and a more rigorous "law enforcement ethos".

The escape and the fruitless all-points pursuit were an embarrassing demonstration of fallibility in a nation that prides itself on efficiency, competence and rigorous law enforcement.

The rich cinematography offered provocative incentives for leaving the mainland, which, in the show's imagination, thieves, swindlers, hit men, loonies and dropouts were doing in droves, turning Hawaii into a modern Wild West that required especially rigorous law enforcement.