Sentence examples for rigorous one from inspiring English sources
Several of these are strong competitors themselves and reported as invaders on other continents (Randall 2002), so our experiment was probably a rather rigorous one, and its results should be valid mostly for the nutrient-rich plant communities in which our native species usually occur.
The American investigation set in motion by General Sanchez appears to be a rigorous one.
He later added: "The methods themselves must be both more effective and more rigorous, one might even say harsher.
He played down the importance of buybacks, which he sees as a substitute for conventional dividend payments — and a less rigorous one at that.
Lyn Gardner contends that too many young theatre directors today studied at Oxford or Cambridge, but the award's selection process is a rigorous one that encourages applicants from diverse backgrounds.
A politician without a Ph.D., Mr. Kerrey, 65, was recruited largely for his star power, and given a mandate to unite the New School's eight disparate divisions and turn a campus long viewed as a kind of academic shopping mall for continuing education into a more ambitious and rigorous one with a greater undergraduate focus.
Dr. Lovaas, by contrast, took a behaviorist approach, proposing that autism might be ameliorated through a rigorous one-on-one program of behavior modification.
Afterwards, simulation runs based on a rigorous one-dimensional heterogeneous catalytic reactor model accounting for intra-particle gradients are performed using data obtained from model-based optimization results.
A few months later, Mr Gove added to the data deluge when he announced that schools would be judged not only on the proportion of pupils that passed examinations, but also on the share passing academically rigorous ones.
The obtained results are compared with those determined by FEM and also with more rigorous ones from the relevant literature based on the Rayleigh Ritz method.
Another group, perhaps, will complete a rigorous one-year concentration in patent law, or focused course work in tax.
