Sentence examples for rigorous ways of from inspiring English sources

One of the significant achievements of philosophy in the 20th century was the development of rigorous ways of characterizing such arguments in terms of the logical form of the sentences they comprise.

We would therefore use polling data collected before and after campaigns to evaluate their success in order to inform future campaigns, as well as Randomised Controlled Trials (RCTs) or other rigorous ways of evaluating the success of interventions.

If we want to promote wellness for everyone, we have to, first, be able to say exactly what well-being is and, second, devise rigorous ways of measuring whether it is increasing or decreasing.

This is therefore not an argument for a content curriculum (200 facts about Christianity) but instead to recognise that we need to encourage pupils to get to grips with more rigorous ways of studying it tackling its theological, historical, textual, philosophical, ethical, sociological, scientific and ethnographic aspects.

"The biggest difference it'll make is in those organizations that have a 'let's make a deal' culture" and do not rely as much on market data to set workers' pay or have less rigorous ways of analyzing whether they are paying workers fairly.

One is the development of mathematically rigorous ways of establishing that hardware or software, or a computer system, is trustworthy.

"No one has come up with a rigorous way of measuring value," Odlyzko says.

We present a rigorous way of modelling the user and the machine in a shared-control system.

More recently, reliability-based design approaches emerge as a more reasonable and rigorous way of handling uncertainties.

Computer-Aided Civil and Infrastructure Engineering 2006;21:232–41] provides a mathematically rigorous way of determining the number of hidden neurons for a single-hidden-layer feedforward ANN.

This gives a rigorous way of defining an effective surface charge for such a double layer, ie the surface charge that an ion "sees" at a large distance from the interface.