In times like these, we've been conditioned to trust in legal reforms, new laws robustly written and rigorously enforced.
The decision, which was endorsed unanimously by participants, "was a public concession from the authors of the so-called Basel III rules that the regulations could hurt growth if applied too rigorously," Mr. Ewing writes.
In a blog post announcing the reorganization, he wrote, "We will rigorously handle capital allocation and work to make sure each business is executing well".
In the 1930s, Dr. Cartan was a founding member of a group of French mathematicians who set out to rigorously write down the foundations of mathematics; the group published papers under the pseudonym Nicolas Bourbaki.
Equation 14 shows that liquid-rich MBEs can indeed be rigorously written in term of surface gas production G p and equivalent gas molar density, as per the requirements of surface gas component molar conservation.
Said participant 13, a physician researcher: "Much of the SQUIRE guidelines is commonsense, it is a transplantation of research methods into QI, making sure your QI project is written up as rigorously as traditional research".
And for that reason, the hope in his writing is rigorously matched with despair; at times outmatched.
When he retired, in 1976, after a 23-year big-league career, "nearly a century of organized baseball had been played," Howard Bryant writes in "The Last Hero," his illuminating and rigorously researched new book.
Plus he is rigorously numeric, using data to illuminate every topic he writes about.
Finnish-born, but long a paragon of the Parisian institutional avant-garde, Saariaho writes music that, like that of many of her colleagues, is a rigorously scientific exploration of the inner life of sound.
It is, he writes, a church culture that often requires biblical leaders to vigorously and rigorously uphold biblical injunctions against homosexuality, despite the inherent visceral conflicts such a position might present.
