Berengar's position was steadily worsening, and the rigorous pattern of examination, condemnation, and recantation was repeated at the nearly violent Council of Poitiers (1076), the Roman synods of 1078 and 1079, and a trial at Bordeaux in 1080.
The novel transient identification system is evaluated on real operational data following a rigorous pattern recognition protocol.
That's partly due to the rigorous patterning of the animation's design, but also because the whole concept of this graphical score is that it allows our eye to anticipate the music, preparing a logical path for it.
This may be explained, because in the summer of 1996, ACTG 320, a large trial with target enrollment of 1,750 patients, experienced a sharp, unexpected decline in its rate of enrollment despite an early rigorous accrual pattern.
However, we zoomed in/out of the map by changing the value of CN(1 < CN < N) if rigorous expression patterns were needed for detailed analysis.
Ultimately, the elusive nature of the 'quality without a name' may prevent the rigorous testing of patterns, however, even in this eventuality patterns remain powerful phenomenological design tools "For the fact is most architects, most of the time, have worked according to patterns" (Broadbent 1980, p 252).
The Modèle 1777 musket represented a major step forward because of improved production techniques, with the French creating a rigorous system of patterns and gauges that yielded muskets with nearly interchangeable parts.
It also (ii) fails to engage in rigorous testing of patterns, and (iii) includes significant examples of flawed reasoning and logical problems.
To enable a rigorous statistical evaluation, patterns of potential functional couplings are compared to observations in a series of randomized networks that preserve basic topological properties overall, but have no biological function.
This approach systematically guides one to develop rigorous specifications of a pattern's problem domain using a precise notation.
This passage alludes to the results of a pattern of rigorous discipline that informs many "performing arts" (which would include the tea ceremony and calligraphy as well as theater) in Japan, as well as East-Asian martial arts.
