A map, on the other hand, turns the mathematical rigor into a simple chart.
Dr Jennifer Bolton told the investigators: "A degree of posing would be possible with some support of the body in the pre-rigor mortis phase and by the simple laying of one body on top of another once rigor mortis was fully established.
And despite its appeal to scientific rigor, it tends to prefer simple, strong, heuristic rules — like that plaintiffs must lose if they lack extraordinary evidence of market power.
Appropriate use of economic theories may uphold analytical rigor, lessen complexity, and formulate simple but effective lines of argument.
He sought to bless it all, the simple as well as the complex, with rigor and patience and humor.
The opening of his arms from a halo position, the luxuriant rigor with which his body hovered amid a simple transfer of weight from one foot to the other: these registered with powerful beauty throughout the big theater, every bit as wonderful as his most athletic and virtuoso flights.
"Surrender," a sprawling, three-hour production at the Ohio Theater in SoHo, initially gives you an idea of the soldier's world, and the rigors of basic training and combat, in a simple, make-believe way.
You get the idea: The austerity agenda looks a lot like a simple expression of upper-class preferences, wrapped in a facade of academic rigor.
Although sophisticated and mathematically equivalent models may be derived from either set of parameters, proponents of the 'traditional' or 'proton acceptor site' approach have advocated simple formulae whereas proponents of the Stewart 'electrical charge' method have emphasized mathematical rigor.
For Alva Noë of the University of California, Berkeley, the problem is much simpler: "While there is every reason to think that philosophical method and rigor, when applied to life's problems, can lead to growth, emancipation, improvement, et cetera, philosophy is very, very hard.
