Russian interference in the US presidential election is anatomised with admirable rigour by Robert Mueller, the special investigator who may yet be Donald Trump's nemesis.
Its menu is broadly vegetarian, revolving around sandwiches, Ottolenghi-ish salads and daily specials executed with LEAF's usual foodist rigour.
After undergoing the rigours of accreditation, I get in a special lift up to the luxurious press facilities, which include free lunch, drinks, coffee and cakes at half time.
Nature, in this special issue with Scientific American, explores connections between diversity and the rigour of research — including how marginalization affects study design — and discusses persistent, misguided assumptions.
The western has to fight to survive, and it needs big-name stars, but this adversity prompts those that work within its boundaries to bring a rigour and vitality to their films; they cannot rely on swirling special effects or high-speed car chases to boost their box office.
Far from being a golfer zapped with special powers that enabled him to circumvent practice, Woods is someone who embodies the rigours of practice.
The main menu focuses on pub classics executed with rigour by chef Ian Manning, formerly of Good Food Guide regular the Cartford Inn, though the specials edge into more sophisticated territory.
These data are, however, not routinely collected except in special cases such as the PROMs programme in UK's National Health Service (NHS), and are often collected with inadequate rigour.
The monotheistic rigour of Judaism posed difficulties for Roman policy that led at times to compromise and the granting of special exemptions.
Firstly, because of the rigour of the approach and, secondly, because of the level of commitment secured as teachers select a topic of special interest to them; action research affords a high level of autonomy which teachers thrive on.
