Sentence examples for with full rigour from inspiring English sources

Many of the manifolds of finite-dimensional information geometry are shown to be C∞-embedded submanifolds of M. In establishing this, we provide a framework in which many of the formal results of the finite-dimensional subject can be proved with full rigour.

The prime example is FastTree [ 41] that, in my experience, has changed the practice of phylogenetic analysis by combining the (nearly) full rigour of maximum likelihood with the speed of methods like neighbour joining.

Anyone who smashes someone's windscreen should be subject to the full rigour of the courts.

Clearly, if any adult is responsible for abuse and violence towards a child they need to face the full rigour of the law.

Clearly, the citing of material that has not been subjected to the full rigour of peer-review is inadvisable and may undermine the scientific value of the work.

"Those who planned and perpetrated this act of murder must be hounded down and dealt with by the full rigours of the law".

Northern Ireland Justice Minister David Ford warned rioters they "will be brought to justice quickly and face the full rigours of the law".

What the short book offers, she says, is a space between the full-length book and the magazine article, combining the responsiveness of the latter with the rigour of the former.

Such views of human factors engineering methods do not lend themselves to positive engagement or indeed a realisation of the full complexity and pay-off that such methods may potentially deliver if they were to be deployed with methodological rigour at appropriate points within the design process [ 28].

Lepage set about redesigning his new home with minimalist rigour.

Don't you think it's time you explained exactly what you mean by this, so that we can all decide if my rigour or my neighbour's rigour coincides with your rigour?