Sentence examples for rigors from inspiring English sources

A one-way, 20-minute communication delay mimics the time it takes for radio signals to cross between Mars and Earth, while limited electrical power and water, compulsory exercise and individual research obligations and operational responsibilities recreate the rigors of a space mission.

But some campaign rigors call for special indulgences.

According to its website: "The men and women of the FBI Laboratory are dedicated to using the rigors of science to protect and defend the nation".

The illness began with rigors, headache, giddiness, and severe prostration.

Humm also had thorough training in the rigors of running a business.

"Superintelligence" is not intended as a treatise of deep originality; Bostrom's contribution is to impose the rigors of analytic philosophy on a messy corpus of ideas that emerged at the margins of academic thought.

With these films, the rigors of production aren't essential to the film, even if they're inseparable from it — because Stroheim and Coppola have a sense of style.

But it can't bring anything substantive back, because anything substantive is subject to the rigors of deconstruction all over again.

It is also because she sings; for audiences put off by the cerebral rigors of instrumental improvisation, her pliant alto voice gives them something to hang on to.

After less than an hour, Brantly began to shake violently, a condition called rigors.

Mandela's first marriage and his law practice had already fallen victim to the rigors of his political involvement.