Sentence examples for rigorous presentation from inspiring English sources

A brief but rigorous presentation of the theory is first given.

However, if there is no thoughtful, rigorous presentation of conservative ideas, then conservatism by default becomes the raucous parochialism of Limbaugh, Savage, Hannity, and company.

Disputes concerned the rigorous presentation of this geometry and its precise application to the physical world.

This book is an elegant and rigorous presentation of integer programming, exposing the subject's mathematical depth and broad applicability.

It contains a unified and rigorous presentation of the acceleration techniques for minimization schemes of first- and second-order.

This will be followed by a rigorous presentation of the design of appropriate electronic instrumentation.

Despite the use of the term 'mnogość' (set), this was a first rigorous deductive presentation of the theory of parts, wholes and concrete collections.

While its topic is of indisputable importance to those of us who professionally study "Japanese religions" (a phrase I use here out of convenience), frankly the book would have benefited from some ruthless editing, a clearer framing of the argument, and a more rigorous chronological presentation.

But good counsel is still critical to ensuring that tribunals have access to the best arguments and most rigorous factual presentations before making crucial decisions.

To keep the presentation rigorous, journalists should have professional reporting and editing skills (be they staff or independent journalists, paid or unpaid).

At a time when young white British groups were struggling to give a passable account of their records, the Four Tops - like all Motown's acts having gone through rigorous schooling in stage presentation - were led by Stubbs through seamless renditions of their hits; his voice at full throttle, their harmonies impeccable, the whole topped off by precise dance routines.