Sentence examples for rigorously described from inspiring English sources
The semantics of Kumbang is rigorously described using natural language and a UML profile.
First, the vehicle dynamics for typical lateral maneuvers are rigorously described by Newton's formulation.
XML documents have a rigorously described structure that may be analyzed by computers and easily understood by humans.
Steady-state reactor behavior is rigorously described without limitations on the extent of macro-mixing, flow configuration, absorption-reaction regime, and nature of reactive species.
All of this cosmic evolution after the inflationary epoch can be rigorously described and modelled by the ΛCDM model of cosmology, which uses the independent frameworks of quantum mechanics and Einstein's General Relativity.
Thanks to such procedures, the cortical motor area of each muscle could be rigorously described and analysed by means of parameters characterizing such areas as excitability (number and extension of "active" points on the scalp), volume (sum of MEP amplitudes obtained stimulating the whole active area), center-of-gravity (the amplitude-weighted mean position) [10], [14], [76], [84].
But it also had a personal intensity: there was something winning about the idea that the first woman President might be someone whose husband had nothing to do with her career, and that a janitor's daughter from Oklahoma could achieve first fame and then political power by rigorously describing the forces that had afflicted her.
In general, operational semantics provide a way of rigorously describing the evolution of a computing system.
Dynamical systems theory is ideally suited for rigorously describing the behavior of large-scale networks of neurons and can potentially establish a scientific basis for new metrics of anesthetic depth by making the assessment of consciousness a mechanistically grounded tool.
This work rigorously describes the process by which candidate constitutive theories can be evaluated in the context of transverse hyperelasticity using quasi-static stress strain experimental data of the medial collateral ligament (MCL) of the knee.
In retrospect, additional "process" locations in the western GoM would have improved the second phase of the study by more rigorously describing the relationships between broader geographic patterns in community structure and trophic conditions.
