Cohn also notes, in passing, that the rigorous formatting of stories could lead to a well-structured corpus of news, ideally suited for all sorts of data-mining in the future.
And though the wobbling camera and the use of unflattering available light create an atmosphere of tough, unadorned naturalism, the film is also, on closer inspection, a remarkably artful piece of work, with a strong, unpredictable story, rigorous camera work and powerfully understated performances.
The judicial method requires a rigorous debate of opposing stories in a case before a court of law.
Joyce's spare, rigorous, sorrowful yet idealistic stories instilled the romance of Ireland in me.
The problem is that though there are many who've reported having been cured or seeing their tumor begin to shrink once they began rigorous cannabis treatments, their stories are overwhelmed by the number of instances where individuals end chemotherapy for the oil at a painful or crucial juncture and die within weeks or months.
Following the normal rigorous legal vetting, the story was published last Wednesday, on the front page.
The distinguishing mark of literary greatness, Ford suggested, remains the combination of the two: a fresh sentence-level flair and a rigorous focus on the story at hand.
Lately, Tirole and others have pushed back against this sunny story, providing rigorous game-theoretic arguments showing that dominant firms sometimes have nefarious reasons to integrate vertically.
One of the pleasant surprises of last summer was "The Others," a rigorous and effective ghost story by the Chilean-born Spanish director Alejandro Almenábar.
Because only 10% of applicants pass the rigorous admission system, the story goes, the secret is to recruit new teachers from the top decile of available candidates.
