After rigorously researching a client's needs, Koolhaas and his staff generate possibilities for a complementary form, sometimes producing more than thirty designs before identifying the smartest one — which, to Koolhaas, "is usually the one that is the most beautiful as well".
However, in this article, we note that it is premature to focus on designing interventions to develop authentic leaders before taking further steps in defining, measuring, and rigorously researching this construct.
A more novelistic biographer would have exploited the dramatic potential of the crises, but Williams's life is astute, rigorously researched and engrossing.
Ms. Tomalin's work, which the Whitbread judges called "a superb biography by a writer at the height of her powers," is a thick, rigorously researched book.
It's lavishly produced, rigorously researched, and almost confrontationally weird, each episode (built around a single topic — pizza, fried rice, barbecue, home cooking, etc).
It is rigorously researched, giving an insight into the inner workings of Cameron's No 10 and the coalition that we have not seen before.
Whitehead has always been one of those authors who move effortlessly between genres, as at home in the rigorously researched historical fiction of John Henry Days as he was in the futuristic zombie world of Zone One.
Michael Bundock's rigorously researched and judiciously told The Fortunes of Francis Barber Yalee) is a model of how to use one apparently insignificant life to break open a historical moment that could otherwise be approached only through official documents.
At one end of the spectrum is Roberto Rossellini, represented in the series by two rigorously researched works, "Blaise Pascal" (1972) and "Cartesius" (1974), part of the vast project of pedagogical history films with which he concluded his long career.
And it is this quiet majority that Alison Wolf, a professor of public sector management at King's College London, draws attention to in "The XX Factor," her brisk, rigorously researched volume on the economic rise of (some) women.
The unspoken conclusion I draw from your article is that The Times still offers the world rigorously researched news and thoughtful analysis based on a sense of moral responsibility.
