This is not only because Nevinson's greatest prominence has come from his grimly honest, formally rigorous scenes of World War I, which he painted in a distinctive hybrid of Futurism and realism.
Mr. Holland spent the next several years involved in both the first stirrings of fusion, via Davis, and the burgeoning avant-garde movement later known as the loft scene, with rigorous peers like the saxophonist-composer Anthony Braxton.
All three are carefully contrived perspective scenes, their rigorous mathematical construction emphasized by the converging lines of receding patterned marble pavings, flanked by palazzos with classical architectural features and more conventional urban houses reminiscent of those of Florence.
Ms. Huppert's rigorous control in these scenes, her refusal to plead for understanding or forgiveness, is bracing: she puts the role first, not her fear or her narcissism.
There's a surprising lightness to the scenes of the rigorous, dangerous expeditions, and that lightness is a crucial aspect of Gray's artistry.
In describing such scenes, she uses her rigorous reporting to fine effect, drawing on her interviews with detainees to reconstruct their haunting accounts in straightforward, lucid prose.
As the McFIS has the history of the scene we do not need a rigorous process (like Ding's AGOP and SCD algorithm) to determine scene change.
This adds more detail in complex scenes and makes for a more rigorous challenge for existing models.
The benefits of such precision are numerous: it gives every scene a local habitation; it ensures a rigorous attention to language; it also makes sense of things that often seem obscure.
Sex scenes in films - I'm quite rigorous about what gets exposed.
