In the 1930s, Dr. Cartan was a founding member of a group of French mathematicians who set out to rigorously write down the foundations of mathematics; the group published papers under the pseudonym Nicolas Bourbaki.
The decision, which was endorsed unanimously by participants, "was a public concession from the authors of the so-called Basel III rules that the regulations could hurt growth if applied too rigorously," Mr. Ewing writes.
It is also required to rigorously avoid writing recursive functions.
He played through this set of 24 preludes and fugues in all the major and minor keys, some two hours and 20 minutes of the most rigorously contrapuntal music ever written, with calm assurance and absolute focus.
In times like these, we've been conditioned to trust in legal reforms, new laws robustly written and rigorously enforced.
"It has long been axiomatic in quality British journalism that the advertising department and editorial should be kept rigorously apart," he wrote, on the Open Democracy website.
Said participant 13, a physician researcher: "Much of the SQUIRE guidelines is commonsense, it is a transplantation of research methods into QI, making sure your QI project is written up as rigorously as traditional research".
The most rigorously minimalist writing still requires an actor, a director, someone to help apply the greasepaint and move the follow spot.
Overall, the manuscript is very well written and the data are rigorously analyzed and presented clearly.
