Sentence examples for systematic rigorous from inspiring English sources

A 40-year-old man seeks "systematic, rigorous thinkers" to talk over "philosophy, aesthetics, linguistics and economic theory".

Moreover, most of the marks of science as commonly understood are shared by academic philosophy: the subject is systematic, rigorous, replete with technical vocabulary, often in conflict with common sense, capable of refutation, produces hypotheses, uses symbolic notation, is about the natural world, is institutionalized, peer-reviewed, tenure-granting, etc.

The proposed procedure is systematic, rigorous, and computationally efficient.

Philosophy and theology become more clearly distinguished from one another; both become more systematic, rigorous and precise.

In French classicism, aesthetics is very much under the influence of, and indeed modeled on, systematic, rigorous theoretical science of nature.

A final test of its potential to remain systematic, rigorous, and fully automated, even against large scale, complicated problems, is illustrated with two Crude Oil distillation applications.

But the trust also criticised management for failing to be systematic or rigorous enough in negotiating individual deals.

The word "science" here simply connotes a systematic, organized, rigorous study (the word comes from the Latin scientia, which means "knowledge").

He added that as a historian he felt an obligation to lay out the truth: "I feel strongly that any kind of scholarly testimony should be exemplary work, systematic, comprehensive, rigorous".

Cricket needs to stop regarding terrible accidents as one-offs, and ensure there is a systematic and rigorous protocol to learn from each one to make the sport safer.

But in another accompanying letter, Lt. Gen. David M. Rodriguez, the No. 2 American commander in Afghanistan, called the report "accurate" and said that American commanders were already working on its recommended improvements, among them more consistent, systematic and rigorous evaluations.