Sentence examples for rigorous maintenance from inspiring English sources

(Part of the problem here is the film's rigorous maintenance of the old saw that jazz is "democracy in action" -- a facile way to understand a music that can also be perfectly autocratic).

Shteir, who is the head of the Dramaturgy and Dramatic Criticism Program at DePaul University, in Chicago, operates from two premises: that the element of tease is as important to the form as the element of strip (the words were not linked until the late nineteen-twenties), and that the essence of striptease consists in a rigorous maintenance of distance between the performer and the viewer.

Rigorous maintenance programs are then needed, forcing the system to expensive shut-down.

Colalucci then talks of Michelangelo's "rigorous maintenance" of buon fresco technique, contradicting this by describing the a secco retouchings that Michelangelo made to the shoulder of Eleazar and the foot of Reboam, both of which are in the lunettes.

From 2009 to 2014, readiness rates rose 25 percent to the "high 80s," while cost per flight hour had dropped 20 percent to $9,520 through a rigorous maintenance improvement program that focused on diagnosing problems before they occur.

The main design goal for the system proposed in this paper is the separation of directly and indirectly identifying data items from medical information and other substantive details at the earliest opportunity, and the rigorous maintenance of the separation thenceforth.

A built-in unit test framework providing verifiability, combined with a rigorous software maintenance process, allow the code to operate simultaneously in the dual mode of production and development.

An aid group called Riders for Health, www.riders.org, provides motorcycles and cars to health workers in Africa, along with rigorous training on maintenance and repair.

It said: "We set the bar extremely high when it comes to fire prevention  and detection, and have rigorous testing and maintenance programmes".

This may lead to less rigorous basic hygiene maintenance, and thus more germ buildup.

WASHINGTON — With its more rigorous oversight of airplane maintenance having led to the recent grounding of thousands of flights, the Federal Aviation Administration is confronting long-term questions about whether it should act more like a tough regulator, rather than a partner, of the airlines.