The bets by Mr. Soros and others forced some countries to abandon the rigid approach to managing currencies, said Sebastian Mallaby, author of "More Money Than God: Hedge Funds and the Making of a New Elite".
But Stern, while rejecting the rigid approach that defined the Kyoto protocol, whereby countries set out firm targets and timetables on emissions but some never met them, had strong words on the need for a global agreement to guide and spur action on carbon.
"There are lots of reasons to be skeptical about the rigid approach to the Constitution espoused by Cruz and many of his fellow Republican candidates," Tribe wrote.
The analysis used sinusoidal terms for seasonal control and polynomial terms for meteorologic variables, but this is a more rigid approach than the currently accepted method, which uses generalized additive models (GAM).
If that sounds like a rigid approach to design, consider this observation from the New Yorker: "A design should grow out of a landscape, rather than be imposed on it.
You may feel quite sleep-deprived during this initial adjustment phase, but adopting a rigid approach to sleeping and waking up on time will speed your adjustment.
This paper describes information that contradicts and discourages such a rigid approach to evaluating the quality of research design.
In engineering this new framework, FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski wisely recognized that an ideologically rigid approach is rarely the hallmark of good governance.
Trapattoni has been criticised in particular for his rigid approach to both tactics and personnel.
Britain's rigid approach to grouping children by age, regardless of educational progress, may be relaxed a little.
