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To do this he used an even more rigorous version of the system, in which an employee must wave a security card and then step into a glass tube before submitting to the iris scanner.

Whenm=0, the identical formalism produces a (rigorous) version of the conventional neutrino formalism.

We give a rigorous version of the functional calculus developed by R. Feynman in relation to his path integral formulation of Quantum Mechanics.

This is a more rigorous version of the validated SANE metric which only allows responses from 0%to100%0% (i.e. cannot determine if a patient reported a worse condition due to the procedure) (Williams et al. 1999; Shelbourne et al. 2012).

A Reader's Digest post on the study stresses that even the study's authors "point out that their findings should not be taken as evidence of 'the superiority of literary fiction.'" This may be because a similar, less rigorous version of the same findings that lead to controversy in 2013.

However, 68 (47%) of acute trials used a modified and less rigorous version of this efficacy measure: the percentage of patients that sustained pain-free state at 24 h instead of the recommended 48 h.

That democracy can be made compatible with economic growth is not a new idea, but we need a more rigorous version of that idea to guide the Chinese and many others forward in the next 50 years.

But radicalism was growing among Kenya's Muslim minority, fuelled by a sense of marginalisation, extremist clerics, the impact of the US-led "war on terror" and a shift away from traditional moderate Islamic practices to more rigorous versions of the faith influenced by countries in the Gulf.

In other words, the image is considered as a collection of independent 1D signals.e Here we use the so-called rigorous version of EPWT, since we are seeking a 1D representation of the image, which is as smooth as possible.

It's a more rigorous version of simply posing a question to the chat room, or soliciting emails from viewers.

This refines (4.3) and provides a rigorous version of (4.2).