One polyglot he meets, Alexander Arguelles, who lives in Berkeley "on unemployment checks and Korean translation work," shows that anyone who hopes to achieve fluency in more than six languages must dedicate himself to the task rigorously — in fact almost exclusively.
In a post-Fukushima world in which regulators are tasked with rigorously policing nuclear safety, ailing plants like Crystal River are less likely to survive than they once were, one analyst suggested on Wednesday.
"A second effort is always going to be held to task much more rigorously," she says via telephone from Charlotte, N.C., where the series is filmed.
This question can be addressed by applying motor tasks that are more rigorously controlled for equal task performance, even though withdrawal of medication in PD patients will always lead to at least subtle changes in motor performance.
Both approaches to smoke concentration mapping have been shown to be reliable methods, but the two have not been rigorously compared, a task that would be of value for development of operational methods.
In such a moment of continued emergency, the most important task may be to distinguish as rigorously as possible between new policies and programs that, however awful, are a reflection of the normal oscillation of power, natural in a mature democracy, and those that are not.
Dr. Allan said one federally financed study, the Women's Health Initiative, was particularly important to the task force because it was a large and rigorously conducted clinical trial.
As we will see, faced with the difficulties of the task, some theorists do not define well-being rigorously.
Should we not imagine the High Priest deeply learned, rigorously trained from birth for his sacred tasks?
