Also, even though I love and admire his rigorously direct observation paintings, some of the turning the head in empirical space that he does gives him a sort of fisheye view that can be symptomatic of work from photography.
To explore this issue more rigorously we also directed GiPSCs in vitro along the mesodermal lineage generating proliferative cartilage progenitors that were then transplanted in vivo.
To be sure, the environment, rigorously shaping and directing the life it supported, contained hostile elements.
There are still people around who can flesh out such events, but it seems that awfully few original interviews have gone into "Bush"; the book is widely but secondarily sourced, and in places could more rigorously attribute direct quotations.
"The Loneliest Planet," the second fictional feature directed by Julia Loktev, is rigorously committed to a particular kind of minimalism.
Lloyd Newson, who conceived and directed this piece of rigorously physical verbatim theatre, is explicit in his intention: to suggest that Britain's multicultural policies have inadvertently licensed separatism and that people are nervous of criticising militant Islam.
The film's view of marriage, and of contemporary urban life, is rigorously bleak, but it is acted and directed with such conviction and assurance that the experience of watching it is ultimately thrilling (Scott).
Anthony Minghella, who directed the Met's "Madama Butterfly" in 2006, worked rigorously with his singers to find the truth in their acting, even on what might have seemed to be the smallest of details.
Austere solos like "Water Motor" (1978) and "Accumulation With Talking Plus Water Motor" (performed by Ms. Brown in a 1986 film of the same name directed by Jonathan Demme) are concerned with gestures and everyday movement, rigorously transformed into dance by phrasing and rhythm.
Directed by Sarah East Johnson, this troupe -- Ms. Johnson, five other women and 10-year-old twin sisters -- will offer the world premiere of "Glimmer," a work intended to be as intriguingly metaphysical as it is rigorously physical.
