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believe they have psi experiences, and on how to improve the scientific rigour of studies. The unit includes the Koestler Parapsychology Library. "Parapsychology"

the proof of the simplicial approximation theorem this approach provided rigour. The change of name reflected the move to organise topological classes such

M. Karunanidhi. Not all agreed with the academic and intellectual[who?] rigour of the latter event[citation needed]. Despite these criticisms upholding

Judson is "regarded...as a classic of intellectual clarity, precision and rigour". This study demonstrated that the genetic code is made up of a series of

novels and memoirs. Clarke's main contribution to Irish poetry was the rigour with which he used technical means borrowed from classical Irish language

dinosaurs and aliens/unidentified flying objects. They use scientific rigour to try to find plausible explanations for the sightings and eye-witness

"demonstration" than a true experiment because it lacked methodological rigour, and it is thus not possible to draw any firm conclusions from its outputs

publishing articles that avoid unnecessary jargon without sacrificing academic rigour. It encourages contributions from newer members of the philosophical community

practice-led higher education integrating conceptual thinking and academic rigour in applied arts. Its approach is multi-disciplinary, with the following

factions of powerful noblemen. Bohemian chroniclers describe Otto's persistent rigour and that Wenceslaus was forced to give up his claims on Upper Lusatia before

from 1614 to 1616. Dale is best remembered for the energy and the extreme rigour of his administration in Virginia, which established order and in various

synthesis combining Berg's heritage of pre-Schoenberg song writing with the rigour and undeniable influence of Schoenberg. The writing very much carries with

often. He is neither an intellectual nor a stylist, and in the absence of rigour or sparkle Bamboo is not an enjoyable read". "Journalism", says Mars-Jones

originality, significance and rigour 3* Quality that is internationally excellent in terms of originality, significance and rigour but which nonetheless falls

science and engineering college. However the school ultimately lacks academic rigour with students described as “boisterous“. Tanfield Lea Higher Elementary

micro factors. In other words, he was trying to maintain the scientific rigour of positivism, while acknowledging the necessity of the "subjective dimension"

growing the force, and also owning the money and putting all the programmatic rigour into delivering new ... capabilities." UKSC headquarters is at RAF High

sociology, psychology or neurobiology, and has a high degree of logical rigour. Hjelmslev regarded linguistics – or glossematics – as a formal science

programme with the degree being conferred by CUSAT. The programme combines the rigour of the CUSAT MBA and the industry orientation of the earlier PGDM programme

grey and the school mascot is the lion. South is known for its academic rigour, sports teams, and the strength of its arts program, which includes drama

APS follows the philosophy of the British boarding schools where academic rigour is balanced with a disciplined boarding life with activities ranging from

of epidemiology and biostatistics that aims to: Bring more statistical rigour to bear in the field of epidemiology [citation needed] Recognise the importance

originality, significance and rigour. Three star: Quality that is internationally excellent in originality, significance and rigour but which falls short of

qualification, the DProf is equivalent to the PhD in terms of academic level and rigour, with the difference between the two lying in the type of research conducted

standards are the benchmarks of quality and excellence in education such as the rigour of curricula and the difficulty of examinations. The creation of universal

balanced" curriculum, placing equal importance on the arts, alongside academic rigour and success. Park View has been rated as good by Ofsted since 2013 and this

measurement may include a broad variety of activities that do not meet the rigour of an independent external assessment. Government performance auditing Total

Bible de Jérusalem, a work which strove both for critical translational rigour and for quality as a piece of literature; a second, revised version, was

chateau at Carlat and imprisoned him. Nemours was treated with the utmost rigour, being shut up in a cage. He was finally condemned to death and beheaded

Catalonia,[citation needed] beating all the national Spanish bulletins. His rigour and independence were recognized by both the audience and political critics

within the field of sociology and also lacking the necessary scientific rigour for a doctoral thesis in any scientific field. The university and jury who

NATO Architecture Framework. Initially the purpose of MODAF was to provide rigour and structure to support the definition and integration of MOD equipment

became recognised as a centre of excellence in its field; the theoretical rigour of its approach to railway engineering superseded the ad hoc methods that

(Bundestag) between 1990 and 1994. She has been identified with a certain "moral rigour" which was on display in 1996 when she switched her political allegiance

1975, in Oakland) was an American physicist most noted for his logical rigour and commitment to teaching. His father was a building contractor. He went

findings were based on fraud or simply the result of a lack of scientific rigour remains unclear. Abderhalden's drying pistol, used in chemistry, was first

readability and literary power, although not always for their historical rigour. Payne was born on 4 December 1911, at Saltash, Cornwall. He was the son

appetites, for iron and calcium, have been identified with experimental rigour so far. Other appetites are thus currently classified as learned appetites

is the return of the order from a mitigated or relaxed observance to the rigour of its primitive rule. Example include the Cluniac Reforms and the English

"whoever presumes to pirate my Book, will be prosecuted with the utmost Rigour". His shorthand system was the first English system to include written vowels;

ways of expressing himself within an essentially tonal style. Contrapuntal rigour and the influence of plainsong are evident in most of his works. Choral

4*, defined as world-leading in terms of originality, significance and rigour. 92% was graded 4*/3*, defined as world-leading/internationally excellent

entertaining but educating and inspiring. Celebrated for its intellectual rigour and engaging format, 'Ashwamedham' quickly has become one of the most successful

According to Henry Kamen, Medinaceli reported to the king that "Excessive rigour, the misconduct of some officers and soldiers, and the Tenth Penny, are

brain research unique powerful sets of concepts, models, and standards of rigour. Daniel Amit was born on May 5, 1938, in Łódź, Poland, to a wealthy Jewish

Direct School Admission (DSA) is a scheme in Singapore introduced in 2004 that allows students to be recognised for their strengths in specific talent

decision making and response control. The CANTAB combines the accuracy and rigour of computerised psychological testing whilst retaining the wide range of

the fasts and the abstinences of the Church, fasts and abstinences whose rigour was doubled and by his other sufferings, and the insufficient food given

acts he appears to have shown as much leniency towards the accused as the rigour of these statutes permitted. He was a member of the special court of summary

university-based professional philosophers and receive scores based on rigour and clarity of thought. A central component of a Philosothon is the pedagogical

bring a private sector-like approach to philanthropy with intellectual rigour and commercial acumen to attain clear returns for children from the outset

1944. After the war the Theatre was rebuilt with exemplary philological rigour, using all of the original pieces recovered among the rubble of the building

planned BR standard designs. However, the testing had little scientific rigour, and political influence meant that LMS practice was largely followed by

in a rigorous and original free improvisation idiom. His music joins the rigour and texture of contemporary classical with the passion of free jazz. He

experimental, Australian and non-Western traditions. This combination of rigour and pluralism gives rise to music at once vectored and kaleidoscopic. Vines

in the editing of his texts he preferred literary quality over scholarly rigour, but Minstrelsy of the Scottish Border nevertheless attracted high praise

drawings of plants, most of which were his own work. The scale and scientific rigour were unusual for the time, and Gessner was a skilled artist, producing detailed

with Telelogic). Where most methodologies tend to concentrate on bringing rigour and structure to a software project's functional aspects, MASCOT's primary

recognition that graphical notations were much favoured by the market but lacked rigour, Syntropy adopted ideas from formal specification languages, specifically

satellite. Innovation, efficiency, completeness, clarity, and mathematical rigour have been the hallmarks of his many and varied fundamental contributions

public policy school in Canada by Corporate Knights, citing its academic rigour and research related to sustainable development. It is accredited by the

the blend of formal scrupulousness, sensory evocation and intellectual rigour that has shaped his reputation". He received a major Eric Gregory award

science boundaries. Explicitly rejects the loaded connotations of the 'rigour' that Cohen espouses, as this engenders unhelpful methodological competition

abstract painter in England, and his work combined performance, intellectual rigour and the artist's craft. It was simultaneously clever and sensuous. He was

unmistakable romantic sound blended with the bel canto style and with the rigour of the middle-European instrumental tradition. He began studying violin

Bourbaki A Guerraggio, Laurent Schwartz: political commitment and mathematical rigour, in Mathematical lives (Springer, Berlin, 2011), 157-164. Schwartz, Laurent

published more than 40 books on the history of New France. He brought academic rigour to an area that had been marked by nationalistic and religious biases. His

and elements of the programme, and then, with constructive and structural rigour, employs a variety of materials and solutions. It is a sober but expressive

Nature by retired general Charles Foulkes. Jack Haldane also queried the rigour of the scientific methodology. Eric Burhop John Fremlin Dorothy Needham

encyclopedia entries. The emphasis was on openness, pedagogy, real-time content, rigour, interlinked content, and also based on a virtual community, or virtual

cross-national attitude surveys were regarded as not of sufficient methodological rigour to draw on as reliable sources for knowledge about changes over time in

such as proof theory, model theory is often less concerned with formal rigour and closer in spirit to classical mathematics. This has prompted the comment

one could contemplate the past impartially and sidestep pitfalls through rigour. World-systems theory (Trigger, 1989:303). (Flannery, 1968). (Flannery,

who had returned from World War II service in the WRANS. Her academic rigour inspired him. He took his B.Sc. with Honours from the University of Queensland

modern philosophers). He always remained "a fervent advocate of clarity and rigour in philosophical argument." When, after four decades, the Encyclopedia was

has been reprinted several times. Fagnani is reproached with excessive rigour in his commentary on the chapter of the Decretals "Ne innitaris" (Book I

of a "non-linear world, and his principle that "structure as conceptual rigour is architecture." His dynamic and organizational approach to structure is

decision converse to what the decision-maker has decided. The question of the rigour and standard of natural justice arises because in Kay Swee Pin v. Singapore

enemy. It was probably during the same campaign, that he acted with great rigour towards the equites who refused to obey his commands. At the close of his

institutions in the city, and has a reputation among its followers for rigour and discipline. The attendees of the temple are typically over 40 years

oratorical ability and cultural preparation. He was known for his moral rigour, loyalty to institutions, and cultural and political knowledge; he was more

that many of the contemporary researchers were too descriptive and lacking rigour in their claims. In his teaching he believed that there had to be specific

program differs only in focus but not in breadth of study, nor academic rigour required. Ed.D. programs in Canadian institutions must include an original

"Rigour, respect and responsibility". The Guardian. Donald MacLeod (5 January 2006). "Ethics code seeks to regulate science". The Guardian. "Rigour, respect

sacrilegious persons take warning, for I will proceed against them with the utmost rigour of the law, and, after my death and burial, I will endeavour, in all ghostly

Kathleen J. Reichs wrote that the book failed to provide a scientifically rigour analysis of the physical evidence for unknown hominoids and is "riddled

transformatory power of art with the tangible goals of campaigning, the rigour of in-depth research with the vision to promote alternative futures." A

as the Ministry of Defence does not consider there was enough ‘risk and rigour’ involved on the Cold War work of the British Nuclear Test Veterans. The

involved some significant events. René Descartes promotes intellectual rigour in Discours de la méthode pour bien conduire sa raison, et chercher la vérité

depiction of the mazzocchio. In the words of G. C. Argan: "Paolo's rigour is similar to the rigour of Cubists in the early 20th century, whose images were more

depiction of the mazzocchio. In the words of G. C. Argan: "Paolo's rigour is similar to the rigour of Cubists in the early 20th century, whose images were more

of sensitivity training, prompted in part by controversy, has been a new rigour in research methods for the study of group work, and of its outcomes. 21stC

intercourse with his for two months. Before the end of 1673 — through the rigour of his imprisonment and the dampness of his cell—his health broke down.

(N.S.). 39 (1): 129–135. doi:10.1090/s0273-0979-01-00928-4. "The Dawn of Rigour in the Art of Programming". Bhāvanā – The mathematics magazine. 7 (1). The

in 2018. Many scientists criticised Lynn's work for lacking scientific rigour, misrepresenting data, and for promoting a racialist political agenda. Lynn

law principles. In evident recognition of Mr Justice Kapi's considerable rigour in the application of the principle of stare decisis he was appointed a

the elegance of his architectural language has an ease which conceals the rigour and determination of his practice." Miller studied at the Architectural

guidance for computer based protection systems for nuclear reactors due to its rigour and flexibility in handling many programming languages. The MALPAS toolset

philosophical investigation of the landscape around her, as well as dedicated rigour and formal exploration into the development and possibilities of painting

seeing their need, sent them a supply of food and clothing. News of the rigour of the new foundation and of the holiness of its members soon spread and

"neo-romantic", "bizarre" and "outlandish", and believes they "lack theoretical rigour". Kulikowski also disagrees with Heather in the assumption that the Huns

bar' of musicological scholarship with his thorough research, intellectual rigour and comprehensive bibliographies. He commissioned other people to contribute

Throughout its 22 years existence, Lamalif was characterised by its intellectual rigour and radical leftist political stance. Covering social, cultural and economical

the Back-to-Nature movement of that time. Later he would apply graphic rigour to portraits and female bodies which was successfully received in the beauty

encourage development of maritime strategic thought by providing intellectual rigour to the public debate on maritime strategy and other maritime issues. "Senior

result, it may fail to engage the issues with sufficient depth and academic rigour because it lacks the necessary subject matter expertise. This overt broadness

lived with other guardians who (Mary later said) wanted for "religious rigour". Around the age of nine, Mary went to live with Partridge's widowed sister

the paddock and the timings and fluency of procedures on race days. His rigour on the job earned him the nickname 'The Paddock's Policeman'. In 2015, he

for A-level subjects, but they demanded the same level of intellectual rigour. Most day school candidates took four or five subjects in the HKALE. Apart

Guardian praised its "clever combination of popular journalism and academic rigour". "Best of British press rewarded". BBC News. 22 March 2000. Retrieved 12

contrary custom, though their rigour may be mitigated by certain circumstances, on the ceasing of which, the pristine rigour of the canon would be again

in botany, or more precisely in cryptogams, of an undeniable scientific rigour, earned her an international reputation. She corresponded with scientists

method and style towards a form which combines "ressourcement" with the rigour of scholasticism. Sacred art also plays a prominent role in this method

2012, he was awarded the John Douglas Kerr Medal of Distinction for his rigour in his teaching and research of Queensland's history. Hopkins-Weise, Jeff

their living? Whence their food and necessaries? Therefore He tempers the rigour of His precepts by the following promises, that in entertaining the Apostles

historical data." Chessgames.com has also been criticized for lack of precision, rigour and sourcing by Edward Winter. "Chessgames.com Statistics". Chessgames.com

meetings are characterised by a very informal atmosphere alongside scientific rigour. PopGroup is a self-organising meeting, not part of any society or university

Wastebasket taxa are often old (and perhaps not described with the systematic rigour and precision that is possible in the light of accumulated knowledge of

mathematics than rigour and proofs. (2022, November 26). What’s New. https://terrytao.wordpress.com/career-advice/theres-more-to-mathematics-than-rigour-and-proofs/

Owega Star Maller Tree Whatuthink 2011 Zaidpour Benash Powerstation 2010 Rigour Back Bob Stonemaster Alpine Glade 2009 Donnas Palm Give It Time Chicago

Bharatanatyam from Kalakshetra, she is known for her technical acumen, rigour, and precision. Paul had her initial dance training under Padmashri Leela

The propagation of this notion considered to be a means to discourage the rigour in socialists to fight by assuring an inevitable end of the world. This

James Wood who wrote: ‘This very distinguished book is that mixture of rigour and plainness in theory that readers who care about the author have been

afterwards Confalonieri. A long trial now began, conducted with all the rigour and secrecy of the Austrian procedure, and Confalonieri, outwitted by the

reformers who would bring existing religious houses back to the original rigour of the Rule of St. Benedict. The original name, Herivad, meant the "army

was considered the first Method drama school in Britain. Because of its rigour, the school's nickname was "Trauma Center". Like most drama schools, Drama

to study brain based disorders of language and memory have brought great rigour to the field, and have allowed stringent tests of different theories. She

historical and literary interest. Their pages emanate precision and intellectual rigour covered by smooth irony. In them, the personal conception of the different

Piketty, they had 45,000. The OCM's organisation was endowed with military rigour. The OCM was decapitated in December 1941 with the arrest of Arthuys; Colonel

cross-disciplinary research. The project found that there is no gap between rigour and relevance in heritage science research, but rather that there is a continuum

at the University of Toronto, once and still a mainstay of intellectual rigour at that university, and the alma mater of many of Canada's leaders and most

the article had to be retracted in 2021 due to "insufficient scientific rigour". The researchers had excluded data points that contradicted their claims

inclined towards this side. The Greek Church did not, however, adopt this rigour in reference to priests, deacons, and subdeacons, but by degrees it came

to millions through his television lectures. His combination of academic rigour and popular appeal led the historian Richard Overy to describe him as "the

successfully appealed to a popular audience "without sacrificing either detail or rigour". Odgers worked as a defence journalist in parallel with his career as a

opposed sterile legalism and strict rigourism. According to him, those were paths closed to the Gospel because "such rigour has never been taught nor practised

work of Góngora, and his critical work was praised for its intellectual rigour. Highlights include Poesía de San Juan de la Cruz (1942), Poesía española:

subsequently noted that the "earlier investigation was done with more depth, more rigour, and, most importantly, more expensive equipment" than the British Medical

incipient playfulness with the rules of classic design, while still maintaining rigour. In this period, Maderno reconfigured the new Cerasi Chapel, formerly Foscari

academic rigour in a world of special pleading and cooked industry statistics." Computerworld UK blogger Glyn Moody wrote that "Given the scope and rigour of

for McCartney yet Shout! merits the praise it has received, due to "the rigour of its research and insightful reflection of the times". Writing in 2005

a century the unhappy Greeks of the Peloponnesus. So excessive had its rigour become, that its fainting victims had scarcely strength enough to utter

John Adams and Benjamin Franklin. As greater scientific skepticism and rigour were applied to the question, it ceased to be simply a matter of philosophy

British megaliths, although it has not been demonstrated with any scientific rigour. Megaliths too are erected by ancient folk, giant, usually over man high

skepticism is rational; it only means that it cannot be refuted with absolute rigour.) The sociologist Wolf Lepenies discussed the Ignorabimus with the opinion

relatively casual, non-textbook style without compromising on accuracy and rigour. Sandarbh means 'context' in Hindi, and the articles provide a relevant

Reviewing a 2006 performance of the work, he wrote, "For all his avant-garde rigour, Carter's music is definitively American, and in Knussen's performance of

Caribbean Energy Thematic Fund. Persad-Bissessar note that after 18 months of rigour analysis and feasibility studies in close coordination with the Inter-American

research approaches. It tries to ameliorate problems associated with the rigour-relevance debate, and is applicable in all kinds of research streams. Simply

Battalions of Northumberland Fusiliers, pp. 211, 212 Miniature Matters, Rigour in Research, Journal (2013) R. Colbourne, Ernest Sykes, VC: a short biography

found that "The School's purposeful pursuit of excellence and academic rigour enables pupils to excel" In 1997 the Year 12 football team reached the final

gives credence to the official figure of 1,074,107 victims... Given the rigour of the various quantitative methodologies involved, this forum's overarching

that the statue floats in the pool. Indeed, limited access to scientific rigour in 1957 failed to confirm or refute the claim but a small chip of the did

should be called in to remedy it. Equity was introduced to mitigate the rigour of the law. But in the present case it has been prayed in aid to do injustice

that somehow finds space for moments of both deep emotion and intellectual rigour...the cast is outstanding." Vincent Canby (19 February 1996). "LONDON THEATER;A

"fine structure" of mathematical revolutions: metaphysics, legitimacy, and rigour. The case of the calculus from Newton to Berkeley and Maclaurin (134–168);

subjects. For design practice he argued there was a need for method and rigour, and for decisions to be recorded and explained so they could, if necessary

eschatological kingdom is not a passive act, but one that must be pursued with rigour. David Hill notes that the word God (του θεου) is left out of many of the

enlightenment is recorded in poems of simple language but intellectual rigour. Her poetry explores the rejection of mortal love in favour of the love

built on Davidson Dunton's vision to bring qualitative and quantitative rigour (formative and summative evaluation) in assessing coast-to-coast equity

repertorio delle riviste, Feltrinelli (Milan, Italy), 1976. Man Ray: The Rigour of Imagination, Rizzoli International (New York, NY), 1977. André Breton

approach of the Italians to birational geometry. He addressed the question of rigour by recourse to commutative algebra. The Zariski topology, as it was later

degree level. In 2022, after a campaign about the academic and physical rigour of the programmes, over 250 women who had studied there were awarded honorary

Pretyman Stevenson: Psychiatrist who researched reincarnation with scientific rigour British Medical Journal 2007, 334(7595):700 (31 March). Edward F. Kelly

"the astonishing eclecticism of his interests is manifest, reinforced by a rigour of approach stimulated by his training as a medievalist." From 1949 he taught

failing, schools were failing and what was needed was more discipline and rigour. People in industry, with top academic degrees would be able to sort out

2010–2001 2010 Mourad Powerstation Rigour Back Bob 2009 Powerstation Oscar Dan Dan Noble Prince 2008 Catch Me Whatuthink Beau Michael 2007 Sweet Kiln Sonnyanjoe

Japanese gardeners often shape their plants, including trees, with great rigour. Japanese literature on gardening goes back almost a thousand years, and

a system, such as a chemical process plant. In terms of complexity and rigour LOPA lies between qualitative techniques such as hazard and operability

sinful life by speaking smooth things, but rebuked them with sharpness and rigour, saying, Generation of vipers, &c. (Mat. 3:7)" John MacEvilly, An Exposition

or employment. Not enough teaching is good and assessment practices lack rigour and challenge. Observations of teaching and learning are not consistently

thorough research program. The SLSA Research Scheme was introduced to adopt rigour into research project design and provide funding for targeted and priority

himself in the presence of his published thoughts, reducing himself to their rigour, so concrete history effaces itself in the presence of its ideological themes

"Sink"/"Illness"/"Sometimes" - 7-inch EP, Laughing Gun Records (own label), 1984 "Rigour" - 7-inch EP, Ron Johnson Records, 1985 "Tough" - 7-inch EP, Ron Johnson

Vilfredo Pareto. It was examined with close attention to generality and rigour by twentieth century mathematical economists including Abraham Wald, Paul

the knowledge that he was so near his own death but for the unsentimental rigour of the playing. 'Thanks for the Memory' is overpoweringly beautiful as Chaloff

[citation needed] Each diocese varies on the method of approval and the rigour with which it is applied. Non-Catholic applicants are not required to provide

well as skills development qualifications of sufficient difficulty and rigour may also be accepted or considered, instead of or in addition to standard

the media. Masha Gessen, author of a biography about Perelman, Perfect Rigour: A Genius and the Mathematical Breakthrough of the Century, was unable to

Pretyman Stevenson: Psychiatrist who researched reincarnation with scientific rigour British Medical Journal 2007, 334(7595):700 (31 March). R. Cadoret. Review

undoing some of the work undertaken by the council without any archaeological rigour. An archaeological and ethnographic museum is planned in the future. The

Embodied; presence, practice, technology (1998), (Ed.) The Culture of Academic Rigour: Does Design Research Really Need It? and he is also a contributor to Sublime

institution of joint responsibility is applicable in all its juridical rigour from the technical perspective only in the case stipulated in can. 517 §

all aspects of communal life, from religious observance and ideological rigour, to how one uses the land outside one's home. Warnings accompany observed

Germany and throughout Europe. His astute judgement, cogency and intellectual rigour command the respect of all his peers. Markl has also been a leading spokesperson

S2CID 5701340. Rao, Sudhir; Sengupta, Indranath (January 2023). "The dawn of rigour in the art of programming". Bhāvanā: The mathematics magazine (Interview

job applicants may be relevant).[citation needed] The lack of scientific rigour necessary for inclusion of geniocracy as properly testable political ideology

"passion for justice", "sensitivity to racial discrimination", "intellectual rigour" and "clarity of thought". The first chief justice to be appointed in post-apartheid

institution of joint responsibility is applicable in all its juridical rigour from the technical perspective only in the case stipulated in can. 517 §

one thought is victory. Yet at play he puts off a little of his kingly rigour, inciting all to good fellowship and the freedom of the game: I think he

harmonic and melodic components coalesce. This was playing of intellectual rigour and imaginative vigour." In a 2016 interview with The Guardian, Lewis revealed

couples experienced a number of cultural conflicts, most commonly over the rigour of their children's education. Portrayals in popular culture of Koreans

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adopt: Now she was working again she enjoyed and savoured the unrelenting rigour of her approach to her task, the unswerving persistence of her routine and

papacy, and Latin American theology in general, for lacking theological rigour. On 22 February 2014, Pope Francis made him Cardinal-Deacon of Sant'Agnese

School downplays its origins as a finishing school, and emphasises the rigour of its academics. Likewise, Finch College on Manhattan's Upper East Side

Alex Selby and Oliver Riordan. Key to their success was the mathematical rigour with which they approached the problem of determining the tileability of

2018. Justice Asif Khosa, in a verdict widely praised for its courage and rigour, noted that the two sisters who accused Bibi "had no regard for the truth"

spacious auditorium in Chinchwad. Ganesh Chaturthi is celebrated with a lot of rigour and joy. Dasara is also one of the important festivals. Not only Ganesh

with efficacy beyond expectations ... the arms were collected with such rigour, that every house was despoiled of its defence".[citation needed] A new

major and unique impact on polymer science by enthusiastically bringing the rigour of physical chemistry to a new and rapidly expanding area of the subject

Institute of Canada. Government of Canada, Innovation. "Michael Jansen: Rigour and engagement combine to prompt real learning". www.ic.gc.ca. Retrieved

he had, in Saint-Simon's phrase: a nice discernment as to the degree of rigour or leniency required for every case that came before him, being ever inclined

approach and in October 1813 declared 'I do further declare, that the utmost rigour of military execution shall be put in force against all those runaway slaves

observed that Mizoguchi "delivered his social analysis with concision, force, rigour and scalpel-like precision". Mizoguchi himself named this film and its companion

to place it on a solid foundation. Henry wanted the celebrated monkish rigour and studiousness of the Hildesheim cathedral chapter - Henry himself was

Israeli social scientists measure secularity and religiosity in terms of the rigour of observance, not beliefs. The Guttman Center, running the most thorough

EP (1983) ZRON2: Splat! - "Bloom" 12-inch EP (1984) ZRON3: Big Flame - Rigour 7-inch EP (1985) - UK Indie #22 ZRON4: Big Flame - Tough! 7-inch EP (1985)

for the limited coverage by other methods. Videos allow for scientific rigour when conducted by trained researchers. Videos retain sequences of observed

unsettled Duchy of Gascony. Bitter complaints were excited by de Montfort's rigour in suppressing the excesses of both the seigneurs of the nobility and the

Country in the World, uses Debtors with Mildness, and Malefactors with Rigour; England, on the contrary, shews Mercy to Murtherers and Robbers, but of

would please us very much if well told, disgusts us at the first view of Rigour or Partiality. For instance, we have in these Letters a very particular

macho world with gentle words, generous deeds, scientific commitment and rigour, genuine translation of research to clinical benefit, and humour." Price

range, but when exposed to the vibration of a naval gun mounting and the rigour of the elements they were less than reliable. Coupled with a mounting weight

on 13 December 2012. Retrieved 17 November 2010. Kincheloe, Joe (2004). Rigour and Complexity in Educational Research. McGraw-Hill International. ISBN 978-0-335-22604-7

Pretyman Stevenson: Psychiatrist who researched reincarnation with scientific rigour British Medical Journal 2007, 334(7595):700 (31 March). Edward F. Kelly

2016-05-29. Loviglio, Jason (10 February 2017). "Criminal: journalistic rigour, gothic tales and philosophical heft". RadioDoc Review. 3 (1): 1–7. doi:10

observers from outside of the post-structuralist camp have questioned the rigour and legitimacy of the field. American philosopher John Searle suggested

bail; Who’er keeps me, let my heart be his guard; Thou canst not then use rigour in my gaol: And yet thou wilt; for I, being pent in thee, Perforce am thine

part of the Cass Review in 2024 stated WPATH SOC 7 lacked "developmental rigour and transparency". The eighth version, titled "Standards of Care for the

stars, stating that he believed that it "doesn't have the intellectual rigour of those other films". He went on to write that it "is stronger for feeling

2018). "Brad Mehldau Trio: Seymour Reads the Constitution! – 'Compositional Rigour'". Financial Times. Retrieved July 4, 2018. "Seymour Reads the Constitution

Technology 武汉工程大学 Motto 团结 严谨 勤奋 求实 (in Chinese) Motto in English Unity, Rigour, Diligence and Seeking truth Type National university Established June 18

combined two curricula provide a bilingual programme that marries academic rigour with cultural, artistic and humanitarian enrichment. The language of instruction

decade. The CCP was dissatisfied with the HIC's relative lack of ideological rigour and its perceived "localism"; the HIC survival strategy had been pragmatic

in English Foster the spirit of working hard; Pursue studies with utmost rigour; Seek truth from facts to blaze new trails; And be a model of virtue for

served pupils from age 4 to 11 years and had a reputation for academic rigour under the headship of Mrs. Cooper in the 1950s and '60s. After being separated

college was "considering how to ease pressure on students without sacrificing rigour." For the class of 2026, the college received 4,440 applications and admitted

accused Beaulieu of "pushing a unidimensional, intransigent agenda that lacks rigour has put an end to the credibility established by (former leaders) Gilles

balancing four principles: (1) Rigour; (2) Sensitivity to Process and Culture; (3) Cost and (4) Utility. Oftentimes statistical rigour is elevated as a “gold

l'auteur a su rendre la saveur." - "[The author has] brought an appreciable rigour to the slightest details and to the evocation of the speech of the time

ISBN 978-0-521-67656-4 Kyburz-Graber, Regula (2004). "Does case-study methodology lack rigour? The need for quality criteria for sound case-study research, as illustrated

2010-2001 2010 Rory Anna Sounds Of Jupiter Big Game Hunter 2009 Rigour Back Bob Der Spieler Second Glance 2008 Quiscover Fontaine Alpine Eagle The Last

that rare treat, an intelligent action adventure replete with intellectual rigour, human insight and superb storytelling." A review in The Telegraph concluded

balancing four principles: (1) Rigour; (2) Sensitivity to Process and Culture; (3) Cost and (4) Utility. Oftentimes statistical rigour is elevated as a “gold

Service Medal or Operational Service Medal which demonstrated the risk and rigour involved. Operations where a UN, NATO or other international body or other

The first is to ignore. It stems from the “monoculture of knowledge and rigour”. It reflects the idea that the only rigorous knowledge is scientific knowledge

than direct participation. His painting never completely assimilated the rigour and formality of the British abstract painters; it retained a muscular extravagance

bread which had nourished in the past the fervour of all the saints in the rigour of monastic observance.' Because of the anti-clerical laws of 1901, the

2010-2001 2010 Rory Anna Sounds Of Jupiter Big Game Hunter 2009 Rigour Back Bob Der Spieler Second Glance 2008 Quiscover Fontaine Alpine Eagle The Last

orally transmitted by methods of memorisation of exceptional complexity, rigour and fidelity, as a single text without variant readings, its preserved archaic

software development lifecycle is the simplest way to enforce Engineering Rigour and budgetary/schedule constraints on a software development team. Agile

that, in every discussion, [Peano] showed more precision and more logical rigour than was shown by anybody else. ... It was [Peano's works] that gave the

imprisonment. Thereupon, Mackay resolved to treat his vassals 'with the rigour of military execution;' but, desirous for their sake to avoid extremities

Prince Llywelyn at King Edward's expense in 1278), Amaury was held 'without rigour' in Corfe Castle and later in Sherborne Castle. After requests from the

National Science Foundation's CAREER Award, the Sumantra Ghoshal Award for Rigour and Relevance in the Study of Management, and the Best Paper in Management

that Hamilton Morris proceeds with "a mix of gonzo abandon and scholarly rigour". List of programs broadcast by Viceland Jonze, Tim (16 Jan 2017). "PCP

Paris-Sud. He decided to focus on math instead of physics, because he found the rigour of mathematical proof more satisfying, but developed an interest in percolation

German university, but Vittorio Scialoja, confident in his own intellectual rigour and inherent autodidacticism, stayed in Italy. He contemplated building

through with a PhD degree can be challenging not only because of the academic rigour but also due to the pressure and stress that comes from conducting research

worker. Remedial action by management did not have 'sufficient urgency or rigour'. Social workers responsible for child protection maintained they were,

concealed the king's death until the fortress had fallen, in order that the rigour of the siege might be maintained. She succeeded for a time in quietening

which a gas might leak into a sealed room. However Jack Haldane queried the rigour of his scientific methodology. His papers are archived at the University

"risk and rigour", defined in terms of: The risk and danger to life. The style and force of the enemy. The physical and mental stress and rigours experienced

4-star rating (world-leading in terms of originality, significance and rigour), compared to the sector average of 10%. In terms of world-leading research

that Tune In "has all the heft of the Old Testament, with greater forensic rigour." Historiographer Erin Torkelson Weber, in her book The Beatles and the

of mathematics as a hypothetical-deductive science. His precision, his rigour, and his analytical clarity are unrivaled by other Italian geometers, perhaps

Lacan, Hegel, and Zizek. His plays show passion, rage, and intellectual rigour, but also humour and hope. He has said of his work, "No artist, no creator

become known as Fermat's Last Theorem. René Descartes promotes intellectual rigour in his Discourse on the Method, and introduces the Cartesian coordinate

for McCartney yet Shout! merits the praise it has received, due to "the rigour of its research and insightful reflection of the times". Writing in 2005

calculus so that important theorems could not be proven with sufficient rigour. Although Bolzano had developed a reasonably rigorous definition of a limit

and education at St. Charles Garnier College, in a spirit of quality and rigour in the Jesuit tradition and in the context of a private Catholic institution'

maintaining a friendly, melodic soundworld. This combination of strict rigour and audience-friendly surface is typical of most of Hobbs' work since 1970

point in time many methods sprung up that took an approach of reducing the rigour of the RCM approach. The result was the propagation of methods that called

lost significant traction within the party following the protests, and the rigour of reform was not renewed until his nanxun ("Southern Tour") in 1992. Fewsmith

Gorban, A.N. (2018). "Hilbert's sixth problem: the endless road to rigour". Phil. Trans. R. Soc. A. 376 (2118): 20170238. arXiv:1803.03599. Bibcode:2018RSPTA

mass migrations of free Germanic peoples... [Heather] lack[s] theoretical rigour in relating archaeological and historical evidence. Murdoch 2004, p. 166

all-rounded students through its 6-year diploma curriculum, which allows rigour and depth, or flexibility and breadth. NUS High School is also affiliated

College, Oxford. Tyler himself was nearly blind. Under his stimulus and rigour, Cross gained a First in Jurisprudence in 1935. '[H]ad he not been overstanding

discoveries is made as non-technical as possible, consistent with academic rigour and scientific accuracy. Extensive book reviews are published in each issue

organisation have been identified as possible disparity in research standards and rigour between member countries. Efforts to standardise research and data collection

noted: "What brings this narrative flaring to life, though, is not the rigour of its research but its imagination and novelistic tone; Edemariam's prose

consistent and passionate pursuit of excellence as a screenwriter. Her rigour and integrity serve to inspire all those who work with her." 1997 John Polson

appeared in 1966 and 1974 respectively. The book exhibits not only scientific rigour but also a lucid style accessible to the layman, consisting of various writings

and to accurately assess these communities' "size, wealth, vibrancy, and rigour". According to medieval scholar and historian Katie Ann-Marie Bugyis, "He

religion was forbidden by law, and the pertinent decrees were applied with rigour. Roman Catholic priests, however, continued their ministry in secret. The

as unacceptable. The term cult has been criticized as lacking "scholarly rigour"; Benjamin E. Zeller stated "[l]abelling any group with which one disagrees

Daily Mirror Novice Hurdle -(4) Bright Gas (2005), Got Attitude (2008), Rigour Back Bob (2010), Beat That (2014) Irish Gold Cup -(1) Alexander Banquet

likely to have met Gerard there. Priestly celibacy was not enforced with any rigour until the 12th century; most clergy of the 11th century would have been

provide the setting for scenes from ancient history or sacred history. The rigour of the geometric composition, which incorporates the principles of the contemporary

of conduct, or legal ideas, usually implying an allegation of misguided rigour, pride, superficiality, the neglect of mercy, and ignorance of the grace

"was used in a way that fell short of its standards and more journalistic rigour would have been beneficial". In November 2024, NZME announced plans to eliminate

said, “The religion (of Islam) is easy, and whoever makes the religion a rigour, it will overpower him. So, follow a middle course (in worship); if you

and the definition of the discipline. For his method, which combines the rigour of empirical research while opening onto wide perspectives in an admirably

accusing Beaulieu of "pushing a unidimensional, intransigent agenda that lacks rigour has put an end to the credibility established by (former leaders) Gilles

not corrupted by culture and civilisation.":49 Cruelty, was "a violent rigour" and "extreme concentration of stage elements" that would restore to audiences

hospital, but Bird was the first to study its efficacy with scientific rigour. According to Thomas Addison, past hospital use had been "vague and indiscriminate"

and disorderly, violent and with warm ochre and maroon tones. The formal rigour was replaced by a distinctly expressionist visionariness. Scipione, for

Club The Escape of Charles II (1966; rep. 1986), which combines historical rigour with a lively account of the period and the immediate aftermath of the Battle

or literary – were rooted in Orkney, and a love of the islands drove the rigour which he applied to each of his chosen areas". Rendall was a small, dark

in Singapore. Roller's choreographic work is characterised by minimalist rigour and sharply formulated content. His productions often have explicit socio-political

its belief in the "small school model...which has an emphasis on academic rigour, discipline and strong relationships with caring adults". In addition to

what they need to do to improve their work in all subjects. Increase the rigour and accuracy of self-evaluation and improvement planning at all levels of

Armand Comprehensive taxonomic treatment of Southern Ocean diatom, added rigour to the study of diatoms by applying statistical analysis, increasing the

existed in the first to second centuries AD. However, with the increased rigour of historical method advanced in 20th century historical research, in Sweden

the governor of the Habsburg Netherlands. Maes unsuccessfully opposed the rigour of the new edicts against heresy issued in 1550 but was not prosecuted for

and malcontents were thenceforth proceeded against by the commission with rigour. But Brent grew dissatisfied with its proceedings. The visitors claimed

although Sir Clements has frequently been criticised for his lack of scholarly rigour and accuracy. Henry VII reappointed him governor of Guînes (in the English

Korzybski in his 1931 paper "A Non-Aristotelian System and Its Necessity for Rigour in Mathematics and Physics," presented at a meeting of the American Association

passionate and convulsive conception of life, and it is in this sense of violent rigour and extreme condensation of scenic elements that the cruelty on which it

articles, ensuring a balance between reader accessibility and academic rigour. Editors who work for the site frequently have past experience working for

for prostitutes and suspected prostitutes. She was a staunch supporter of rigour in women's classes, writing in a letter to Bryn Mawr President M. Carey

Pigou and John Maynard Keynes. Marshall desired to improve the mathematical rigour of economics and transform it into a more scientific profession. In the

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"What made [Stalingrad] so refreshing was the way that he combined academic rigour with a storyteller’s sensibility. While he always kept a grip on the view

firm academic base, choosing IGCSEs where appropriate to ensure stability, rigour and progression to specialist A Levels. Pupils study the core subjects:

Society. 77. David Cushing: Sea fisheries ecologist who brought scientific rigour to understanding the inscrutable life cycle of the North Sea herring The

Prometheus, some arguing for clemency, while Bellona and others demand rigour. She also plays her proper part in the 'heroic cantata' created by the composer

broad fact remains that the Court of Chancery, in order to mitigate the rigour of the common law or to supply its deficiencies, established the rule of

a Cowboy. Krishnamurti is considered to be among the first to apply the rigour of modern comparative linguistic theory to further the study of Dravidian

exception is clear, because otherwise, if the rule were applied in its full rigour, a company, which, by its directors, had broken its own regulations by doing

and analyses. They were intended to introduce some degree of technical rigour in philosophical and psychological writing, replacing the often hard-to-understand

Waters of the Financial Times praised the book's "bracing intellectual rigour". Kirkus Reviews endorsed it as "a strong case for planning for the day

Roman encyclopedia work. Induction, for Bacon's followers, meant a type of rigour applied to factual matters. Reasoning should not be applied in plain fashion

dance. Aschenbach wakes and realises how little of his former intellectual rigour and detachment remains. He is resigned to the change: "Let the gods do what

consideration of finite fields, and (after part I) emphasis on mathematical rigour are likely to be obstacles to a popular mathematics audience. Instead, it

also many critics of the basic needs approach. It would lack theoretical rigour, practical precision, be in conflict with growth promotion policies, and

17th-century introduction of calculus in Europe, but before the advent of modern rigour, the tension between these answers fueled what has been characterized as

Picasso's heavy narrative, he informs by subtle messages conveyed with a rigour of style and oil to canvas that its hard not to be impressed and informed

after a further review led by Sir Muir Russell found no fault with the "rigour and honesty as scientists" of Jones and his colleagues, although finding

conclusion, and quotes Wilyman's aim of her thesis as an attempt to "assess the rigour of the claims supporting the efficacy, safety and necessity for the use

Education in China is primarily managed by the state-run public education system, which falls under the Ministry of Education. All citizens must attend

influence. The structure of D’Est is characterized by its sobriety and rigour, used to articulate the film’s expressiveness. The film utilizes an obsessive

generalized pattern-making techniques, free of stylistic bias. For all its rigour, repetition and challenge, the system was enjoyed and apparently used with

Club and if it is as bad as I am informed prosecute it with the utmost rigour of the law’. Occasionally modern nightclub ventures in London and elsewhere

concerns include "questionable weighing and reviewing methods" and "a lack of rigour in how Cabell applies its own procedures" as "identical criteria are recorded

patterned, deeply personal" and wrote that "Walsh's writing has intellectual rigour and bags of formal bravery" and also stated that the book "is a boldly intellectual

reliance on clinical observations lack empirical evidence and scientific rigour. As his methodology was largely grounded in case studies of the unconscious

Walshe conclude by stating that despite their strong criticisms of the rigour and accuracy of Dark Emu, Pascoe's work has had a positive impact in sparking

The Scheme offers four verification options with different degrees of rigour and confidence in the results. These are self-assessment, peer review, independent

process, so that Q = ΔUY − W. In this definition, for the sake of conceptual rigour, the quantity of energy transferred as heat is not specified directly in

reports that Diamond has "jettisoned statistical analysis" and the associated rigour, even by the standards of his earlier books, which have themselves sometimes

ghee made of milk from a grey cow. Margayya goes through the puja with all rigour and at the end of it is full of a prosperous career. Dr Pal, who sells him

conclusion, and quotes Wilyman's aim of her thesis as an attempt to "assess the rigour of the claims supporting the efficacy, safety and necessity for the use

concerns include "questionable weighing and reviewing methods" and "a lack of rigour in how Cabell applies its own procedures" as "identical criteria are recorded

2016 British Resource 2016 British Regard 2016 British Renown 2016 British Rigour 2016 British Restraint 2016 British Reliance 2016 British Resolution 2016

1080/13600810903305208. S2CID 32182452. Peter, Griffiths (2011). "Lack of rigour in defending Fairtrade: a reply to Alastair Smith" (PDF). Economic Affairs

forced the government to renounce dirigisme and start the era of rigueur ("rigour"). This was primarily due to the Inflation of the French Franc and the Keynesian

Society and appreciation for the Indian geographers’ insight,, abilityand rigour. The National Geographical Journal of India is a quarterly peer-reviewed

nor allowed the least glance of pity to soften and smooth his aspect of rigour and austerity, but sternly watched his children suffer' Livy, Ab urbe condita

London: Mantle. ISBN 978-0230744165. "CJ Sansom, novelist admired for the rigour of his bestselling Shardlake Tudor detective stories – obituary". The Telegraph

such as Prof. Andrea Nicolotti of University of Turin have defended the rigour of Chevalier's work. Chevalier's conclusion that the Shroud of Turin was

element in the capital and in Essex than of the employment of exceptional rigour; while the evidence also shows that he himself patiently dealt with many

of Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) In addition to the academic rigour, the diverse environment at DoMS opens up avenues for personal growth through

that despite the album having been criticized for "excessive compositional rigour", the elaborate and inventive compositions actually enabled the soloists

as the first to have claimed it. Frederick I exercised it in its utmost rigour and styles it "an ancient right of kings and emperors". King Philip of Germany

pro-immigration argument. We didn't look at the potential negatives with sufficient rigour." In February 2019, Humphrys announced that he was to leave the Today programme

it would not do justice to the precision of Morley’s prose, the playful rigour of his ideas, or the suggestiveness of his method" wrote Robert Winder in

clarify several previous reports that raised concerns about the quality and rigour of this and other private institutions. This situation led to the compulsory

society said "Geiringer’s multi-award-winning scholarship stands out for its rigour, its elegance, and its high impact. She is the only scholar to have been

Philip Doddridge; although he was dead, Doddridge's emphasis on academic rigour and freedom of thought lived on at the school and impressed Priestley. The

Maritime, DAOR for Air, DStratA for Strategic, etc.). CORA provides scientific rigour to decision support and option analysis to the Department of National Defence

designed the structure in a Neoclassical style characterized by symmetry and rigour. The building was completed in 1787, with interior work continuing to 1790

damage, but was subsequently reconstructed with exemplary philological rigour, using all the surviving elements retrieved from the rubble. "The Archiginnasio

John Knox pursued his lifelong interest in yachting, applying scientific rigour to the field of anchoring. He invented the Anchorwatch, a strain gauge which

paper run out. Clean language has been used to enhance the authenticity and rigour of interview-based qualitative research. One application is as a method

had produced a comprehensive account of Speer and praised the depth and rigour of the work. LMU: Prof. Dr. Magnus Brechtken Spiegelbestseller. In: Der

original on 20 April 2017. Retrieved 4 March 2009. "The Lack Of Scientific Rigour In Environmentalist Ideology". 14 December 2007. Archived from the original

the troubles in the Cévennes he softened to the utmost of his power the rigour of the edicts, and showed himself so indulgent even to what he regarded

crashes. Chippindale's investigation techniques were revealed as lacking in rigour, which allowed errors and avoidable gaps in knowledge to appear in reports

Amiga demoscene (1993–1998). Hipnoza (CD); Fantom Flight Recordings 2004 Rigour EP (CD, EP); Foundname Records 2004 Witch Hunt (File, MP3); Combat Recordings

notable exception. The term "alexandrine" may be used with greater or lesser rigour. Peureux suggests that only French syllabic verse with a 6+6 structure is

collaboration "Between them, Carr and Romero Maura instilled an intellectual rigour into modern Spanish historiography which had previously been conspicuously

Phil England writes in The Ecologist that the strength of the book is the rigour of the research and the detailed focus on key incidents. He said, however

Latin, no more Greek; no competition; no jingoism." With time more academic rigour was imposed, but it remained progressive and had mixed success educating

across all those years, as follows: "Through personal observation, forensic rigour and an anthropologist's eye, he questions the foundations on which 40 years

universities use honorary degrees to recognise achievements of intellectual rigour. Some institutes of higher education do not confer honorary degrees as a

to bring the published SGA volumes to a high degree of completeness and rigour. Before work on the treatise was abandoned, there were plans in 1966–67

namely the claims on its coherence, was criticised for lack of scientific rigour. One biophoton mechanism focuses on injured cells that are under higher

the officials without citing any reason. This lack of transparency and rigour in the selection process has resulted in a lot of controversy. It has even

of Mohiniyattam and for having brought a scientific temper and academic rigour to it. Rele is noted for the contemporisation of mythological tales in her

last half-century was described as of "huge importance, thrilling for the rigour and commitment of its vision". He won 3rd prize in the inaugural Laurel

alternative medicine which does not pass the same objective and statistical rigour as scientifically derived treatments using controlled double-blind studies

Chartrand, W.S. Hendron, and H. Horowitz. Akron, Ohio, 1987 Towards Practical Rigour: Methodological and Strategic Considerations for Program Evaluation, in

observe the Transit of Venus, on 24 November 1639. Crabtree's diligence and rigour enabled him to correct Horrocks' faulty calculations and to observe the

Pattern, structure, symmetry, regularity, visual design; 5. Logicality, rigour, tight reasoning and deduction, pure thought; 6. Interconnectedness, links

of the pages of the script into an aesthetic object, and the clarity and rigour of the texts that preludes to the later production of statements typical

deutsches Alterthum (older spelling) with the objective of applying the same rigour to the philology and textual criticism of medieval German texts as was already

alternative medicine which does not pass the same objective and statistical rigour as scientifically derived treatments using controlled double-blind studies

a 'Methodist' was originally a term of ridicule because of the zeal and rigour with which they pursued a life of holiness and sought to be the best disciples

to bring the published SGA volumes to a high degree of completeness and rigour. Before work on the treatise was abandoned, there were plans in 1966–67

commits the is-ought fallacy, contains wishful thinking, and lacks scientific rigour. Galiani appears to have been well-versed in the complex debates about how

staffed by individuals who were failing to undertake their duties with rigour and due consideration." Two staff members left Surrey Police as a result

of the pages of the script into an aesthetic object, and the clarity and rigour of the texts that preludes to the later production of statements typical

huge political pressure and a strict timetable, the typical mathematical rigour associated with previous nuclear bomb development had been replaced by some

recovery. The Conference sought "to establish diagnostic criteria of such rigour that on their fulfilment the mechanical ventilator can be switched off,

reported on 7 July 2010, largely clearing the UEA of the allegations. The "rigour and honesty" of the scientists at the Climatic Research Unit were found

Dühring read Schopenhauer, who deeply impressed him. He admired his clarity, rigour and bluntness, and especially his stand against university philosophy. In

short, on a specific archaeological site can be defined on two levels of rigour. Normally it is adequate to equate it to archaeological record. However

way of restraint, while remaining true to the principles of intellectual rigour and free enquiry. When the University of Oxford granted him an honorary

of the new generation". Invettive e licenze, notable for its technical rigour, depicts people overwhelmed by bitterness, shame, feelings of guilt, alienation

stake in rational thought. Critics of thealogy have pointed out its lack of rigour, as for example over the issue of valid historical evidence. Fang-Long,

the contrary, that he had vainly tried to induce Charles to modify its rigour. When the emperor abdicated in 1555 Viglius was anxious to retire also,

style of the old Italian School, although he also appreciated the greater rigour of modern algebraic geometry. Segre was a pioneer in finite geometry, in

suggested numerous significant issues regarding the governance and academic rigour of SLA publications. The Program side arranges seminars, symposiums, lectures

2014. This was credited with 'clarity, measured scholarship, and critical rigour' in reviews. Milnor has held significant fellowships at the American Academy

to be worked out by others; this done, he would criticise with all the rigour of logic, and with a profound distrust of imagination, metaphor and the

researchers who have shown peculiar creativity, critical sense, and mathematical rigour in theoretical physics—in its broadest sense. The recipients of the 2006

Qualification. Winchester College is particularly known for its academic rigour. In 2023 at A-Level, 79.6% of student results were graded A*-A, with 42

sequences; it used hidden Markov models to which approach generally he brought rigour and which led to covariance models for RNA sequence. Durbin is the son of

appellation common to all Eastern ascetics in general who were known by the rigour of their vigils, instead of just the actual Greek or Basilian monastic order

piece combines two concerns typical of Dutilleux's mature works: formal rigour and harmonic research. Its themes are ambiguous, never completely modal

knowledge, I have carried out demanding research, demonstrated intellectual rigour, ethical reflection, and respect for the principles of research integrity

rules that the Passover was, by the same may ours be termed a sacrifice. In rigour of speech, neither of them; for to speak after the exact manner of divinity

Extract from an Elegy on a pile of Ruins Search where Ambition raged with rigour steeled Where Slaughter like the rapid lightning ran And say, while memory

report called 'state involvement cases') were 'being reviewed with less rigour in some areas' than non-state cases. Policing the Past: Introducing the

experience from a perspective that is naturally very personal, observing, with rigour and a critical tone, the time period that she lived through from infancy

"Elizabeth" to refer to the subject, as well as a perceived lack of scholarly rigour. The book won the Heinemann Award of the Royal Society of Literature in

and "thrilling and funny, as well as educational", noting its "historical rigour" and its "good arty jokes", while Deborah Orr wrote that it was "hardly

Turin has always maintained a characteristic cultural imprint made up of rigour and independence in teaching, and a spirit of service and openness to European

was his career as a classical scholar, he applied a similar intellectual rigour to his amateur interest in botany. From the mid-1930s John Heslop-Harrison

Chief Justice noted in his eulogy that as well as his outstanding skill and rigour as a jurist, Sheehy's "kindness, urbanity and readiness to help others made

Donald M. MacKinnon, Sutherland's approach has brought the clarity and rigour of the Anglo-American tradition of analytic philosophy into conversation

eloquent gestures, endowed with formal structures of remarkable expressive rigour. His numerous symphonic compositions makes him the most important Italian

and opportunities to create a better world. Working ethically and with rigour, across disciplines and by ensuring people, community and organisations

to obtain the behavior that they wished. Gessen, Masha (2011). Perfect Rigour: A Genius and the Mathematical Breakthrough of a Lifetime. Icon Books Ltd

memory in poetry: And on Scoithin of great Slieve Margy – known for his holy rigour. James Henthorn Todd (1864). St. Patrick: Apostle of Ireland. Hodges, Smith

emphasized that Forbes provided "insight, fresh-thinking and academic rigour to our [the Bank of England's] deliberations, as well as a fresh and engaging

almost every branch of celestial mechanics, and are always distinguished by rigour and simplicity in the solution of the most difficult problems. He treated

objectives and fundamental principles of Cochrane" naming "(s)cientific rigour, knowledge with minimal bias, maximum trust and consistent safeguarding

and honours students through their thesis and dissertations not only with rigour but also patience, compassion and gentle humour. In everything he did Garth

(private school in American parlance), noted at the time for intellectual rigour and rugged sportsmanship. Fr Kieffer built his school on a secluded clifftop

tender process but are still able to run the procurement process with some rigour. B2B firms make extensive use of solution selling where sales force identify

change. Arguably, this commitment informed her efforts towards analytical rigour and clarity, since the stakes of social change do not allow for sloppy analyses

in spite of which Titelmans persisted in investigating heresy with great rigour, disrupting families and communities in his pursuit of conformity. Between

complaints. We are responding to complaints with renewed discipline and rigour, and learning from the data to improve prevention and early resolution.

precisely because he did not go to university that he never quite learned the rigour of intellectual argument and he thinks that he can pass off insults as wit

precisely because he did not go to university that he never quite learned the rigour of intellectual argument and he thinks that he can pass off insults as wit

News's editorial independence, Darroch said Sky needed to have "proper rigour in terms of our processes in our business". At the 2022 Mexico City Grand

palaeontological research to depict its animals of the Cretaceous with scientific rigour; for example, feathered dinosaurs are featured in the series, such as juvenile

audacity in presenting a single work in the exhibition and noted its strength, rigour, wit and sensitivity to the site". His work has often excited controversy:

Parfitt says that "in the first ten years" it "was implemented with great rigour." Once again the decree was not implemented equally in every part of Yemen

process of creating images and replacing it with chance and scientific rigour. However, the question has arisen whether an algorithm should be used to

(2018). "Conducting phenomenological research: Rationalizing the methods and rigour of the phenomenology of practice". Journal of Advanced Nursing. 74 (7):

first female engineering academic in New Zealand. Her early work was adding rigour to the university's graduate course in food technology, which had been established

sky and in the sun, a magisterial work of architecture, the product of rigour, grandeur, nobility, happiness and elegance". Another variation of the Unité

organizational evolution; in 2011 he was given the Sumantra Ghoshal Award for Rigour & Relevance in the Study of Management from London Business School; in 2013

Edinburgh tolbooth is far otherwise. There the austerity of the law, and the rigour of an unfeeling creditor, may be gratified, in their utmost extent. In the

in his Théorie des fonctions analytiques (1797) opined that the lack of rigour precluded further development in calculus. Gauss in his study of hypergeometric

approach. Critics argued that the basic needs approach lacked scientific rigour; it was consumption-oriented and antigrowth. Some considered it to be "a

Aldersbach flourished for more than six centuries. It was famous for the rigour of its religious discipline and exerted a wide influence. From here were

institution. The judging panel stated "The scale of [Northumbria's] ambition, the rigour and effectiveness with which it has been pursued and its role in transforming

Adrian Sudhalter Fingesten, Peter; Schwarz, Arturo (1979). "Man Ray: The Rigour of Imagination". Leonardo. 12 (2): 169. doi:10.2307/1573864. ISSN 0024-094X

rich career, he has created a cinematic world that is his own, full of rigour and not lacking in imagination, thanks to which he remains one of our greatest

objecting that "Derrida's work does not meet accepted standards of clarity and rigour," and "Academic status based on what seems to us to be little more than

sea-gale would permit to grow; for these islands experience even less of the rigour of cold than is encountered on the mainland of Scotland; but, unsheltered

recommended that future clinical trials should apply more methodological rigour. The practice of asanas has been claimed to improve flexibility, strength

begging Your Highness most humbly not to judge their imperfection with the rigour of that discriminating and sensitive taste, which everyone knows Him to

shorter work periods. Migrant workers were hit the hardest. To withstand the rigour of the machines, new crop varieties were bred to match the automated pickers

German since 1948, and contains over 21,000 graves. With its melancholy rigour, it is a graveyard for soldiers not all of whom had chosen either the cause

Zaidpour Un Beau Matin 2013 On His Own Si C'etait Vrai Un Beau Matin 2012 Mourad Mikael D'Haguenet Rick 2011 Voler La Vedette Rigour Back Bob Oscar Dan Dan

variety and ample evidence of the composer’s keen musical ear and stylistic rigour." Bray, Charlotte (2012). The Sun Was Chasing Venus: Program Note. Retrieved

rigorous numerics. This means computing numerically yet with mathematical rigour. One uses set-valued arithmetic and inclusion principle[clarify] in order

compounds are sometimes used to lend grandeur or the impression of scientific rigour to humble pursuits: the study of cosmetology will not help anyone become

prisoners if he felt that the crew demanded it, but: When he found that rigour was not expected from his people (for he often practised it to appease them)

is recognised internationally in terms of originality, significance, and rigour'. This was an improvement from the average score of 1.83, 'national recognition'

assessed in terms of "focus [...]; theoretical positioning; methodological rigour; policy and or practitioner implications; and interest for future research

led by Dr. Purcell, a zoologist and biologist, who brought a scientific rigour to the process, documenting every stage meticulously. Having stripped the

opposing the KMT. Conversely, Karlgren criticized GR for its lack of phonetic rigour. Ultimately, like Latinxua Sin Wenz, GR failed to gain widespread support

an assured director of actors and a director-writer of great economy and rigour.".The Prague Reporter wrote, "Holding together Let There Be Light is an

works on every level, providing compulsive narrative, splendid intellectual rigour and risk, moral sophistication, fine verbal fireworks and sideshows, and

same as the previous one, the only difference being that the additional rigour in the definition of the second propagated to the metre. Previous definition:

is radically different from anyone else, with a technical, compositional rigour that puts other movie-makers and visual artists to shame. And he really

to obtain the behavior that they wished. Gessen, Masha (2011). Perfect Rigour: A Genius and the Mathematical Breakthrough of a Lifetime. Icon Books Ltd

collecting, evaluating, and synthesizing evidence. It seeks to ensure scholarly rigour, accuracy, and reliability in how historical evidence is chosen, analysed

led him to least-action principle, but a lack of intellectual energy or rigour that prevented his giving it the mathematical foundation that Lagrange would

along Tukayeva Street, where that floor is notable for the austerity and rigour of its rustic design. Also facing Tukayeva Street is the entrance to the

trained by the German workforce to adapt to the steel plant's technology rigour. The steel plant, which was hugely surrounded by forest, many times witnessed

to formalise the foundational aspects of the subject to avoid crises of rigour and accuracy, known as Hilbert's program. As part of this broader movement

2009. Retrieved 1 July 2022. Hiscock, Peter (2005). "The extinction of rigour: a comment on 'The extinction of the Australian Pygmies' by Keith Windschuttle

launched a journal, The Therapist, in an attempt to increase the scientific rigour of the field. Medical journalist Denise Winn was appointed Editor in 1997

assert what the paper "actually claims", saying: "The paper ... lacks any rigour. ... important experimental steps are described dismissively in a sentence

writing, the study of ancient Egypt was able to proceed with greater academic rigour. Champollion, Thomas Young and Ippolito Rosellini were some of the first

“[W]ell written....maps an important field of research with intellectual rigour and exemplary fair-mindedness, and negotiates a complicated route through

1745–1746). Delisle worked on the atlas in the 1730s, but his extreme scientific rigour considerably slowed its progress. For this reason, in 1740, while he was

Augustine, and Saint Gregory. He had in fact brought into collision with the rigour of Latin Christianity those freer usages and more speculative habits of

assert what the paper "actually claims", saying: "The paper ... lacks any rigour. ... important experimental steps are described dismissively in a sentence

criticised the proposal, saying 'Our liberty is to them as ratsbane, and their rigour as bad to us as the Spanish Inquisition.' Though nothing came of the plan

a sensitivity to racial discrimination were combined with intellectual rigour and clarity of thought. Five honorary degrees of Doctor of Laws (LLD) have

Ecology of Invasive Non-native Species. Roy speaks about citizen science at the 'Rigour and Openness in 21st Century Science conference'. 11th April 2013.

writing, the study of ancient Egypt was able to proceed with greater academic rigour. Champollion, Thomas Young and Ippolito Rosellini were some of the first

that they "fall a long way short of the expected scientific standard of rigour, in terms of both data curation and measure validity." The organization

described the decision and its line of authority as lacking 'methodological rigour'; accusing the court of 'judicial statesmanship'. The principles and reasoning

about energy and joie de vivre – the devil-may-care style that combined the rigour of Jazz with the down-home sentiment of Country and earthiness of the Blues

Differing types of review may apply this structure with varying degrees of rigour, but all activities are mandatory for inspection: 0. [Entry evaluation]:

Melandri (2020-03-01). "Sensationalism and speaking to the public: Scientific rigour and interdisciplinary collaborations in palaeopathology". International

recognised. Hardy was an atheist and an apostle of proof and mathematical rigour, whereas Ramanujan was a deeply religious man who relied very strongly on

tasked with raising a new generation of Turkish scholars, able to work with rigour on the region's ancient literature. The Swiss orientalist Fritz Meier was

state in the 21st century. There is an impressive level of consistency and rigour running through his mature output. It amounts to a formidable corpus of

sources, which de Botton analyses in detail. The book delved with more rigour into de Botton's analyses of the modern media that appeared in Status Anxiety

"doubts that degrees from Canada Christian College meet the standards and rigour normally expected of degree programs in Canada". In response to the Toronto

AirBaltic". Reuters. 6 September 2011. Retrieved 31 May 2013. "Restructuring rigour from Riga: airBaltic narrows 2012 net loss". CAPA Centre for Aviation. Retrieved

provided a systematic approach to integration, their work lacked a degree of rigour. Bishop Berkeley memorably attacked the vanishing increments used by Newton

Augustine, and Saint Gregory. He had in fact brought into collision with the rigour of Latin Christianity those freer usages and more speculative habits of

speculative, and it has been widely criticised for its lack of scholarly rigour and its pure conjectures. In 2008 Chatto & Windus published Thomas Wright's

unbounded discretion. The counterargument was that equity mitigated the rigour of the common law by looking to substance rather than to form.[citation

Formation 1999 Purpose "To respond promptly, efficiently, and with scientific rigour to vaccine safety issues of potential global importance." Headquarters Geneva

thus a working paper by Arvidson et al (2010) "aims to encourage greater rigour and attention to how SROI principles are applied".: 16  The SROI methodology

published on its website. The Melbourne Free University combines the academic rigour of a traditional university with the open discussions of a philosophical

(Cumberledge, 1946) read online The Historical Lessons and Intellectual Rigour of Admiral Sir Herbert William Richmond by Commander Bruce McLennan read

campaigns to car interiors and is always characterised by intellectual rigour and formal directness. Lough, Kate (2017-08-11). "Design Interview: 10 Minutes

Rakim's precise, logical style, the effect was almost one of scientific rigour. The group followed Paid in Full with Follow the Leader (1988), Let the

as chemistry". Wakefield, by contrast, was "terrible" due to its lack of rigour. Upon leaving school he took a job as a handyman in a London hotel, spending

Amiens, and on the renewal of the war it was recommenced with all its former rigour. The fleet was distant from the town about 25 kilometres (15 miles); the

earnestly begged M. de Laubardemont and the other Commissioners to mitigate the rigour of their sentence. M. de Laubardemont replied that the only means of inducing

or nothing to suggest a supernatural experience. He also questioned the rigour and reliability of the ladies' subsequent research, pointing out that few

League remained as a minor party in East Pakistan but participated with full rigour during the Pakistan general elections in 1970. It won 10 seats from East

Bittel, Rudolf Lindau und Walter Bartel) lacked the necessary skill and rigour to sufficiently distance his academic output from the category of "mere"

exercise the royal prerogative of mercy out of court, in order to mitigate the rigour of the law. Before there was any general form of criminal appeal, a judge

CSA considered that France 5 has failed to comply with its obligation of rigour by presenting the UPR as an extreme right-wing party. UPR claim to be a

gallery, has only been open in its present form for a year, and brings the rigour of German taste in international conceptual artists, photographers and new

stated the first fundamental theorem in his Manuale (1906) and with more rigour in its French revision (Manuel, 1909). He was the first to claim optimality

collective position that these explanations do not meet the characteristics and rigour of scientific empiricism." The Royal Society "opposes the misrepresentation

raw abrasion." Similarly, NME observed that the album "uses the clenched rigour of emo-hardcore as a springboard rather than, as is so often the case, a

breaches of the peace". He wrote that they must be prosecuted "with an utmost rigour of the law". The Lieutenant Governor replied that some officials had caused

Hunt's burst of speed, while Hunt admired Lauda's capacity for analysis and rigour. In the spring of 1974, Hunt moved to Spain on the advice of the International

of all church property, following this with visitation to ascertain the rigour with which the monks were obeying the monastic rules. With this evidence

heading, that the judge and the Court of Appeal failed to apply sufficient rigour to their analysis of the claimants' pleadings and evidence on this question

proving the consistency of the 'Peano axioms' on which, as he had shown, the rigour of mathematics depended". 1920 (1920) – 1921 (1921): Emil Post explores

traditional French folk song, "Une Jeune Pucelle" (A Young Maid). The educational rigour of the Jesuit seminaries prepared missionaries to acquire native languages

Razón gave it 4 out of 5 stars, praising the Casellas' performance and the rigour behind the proposal. List of Spanish films of 2021 Rebolledo, Matías G.

himself as the political heir of Pierre Mendès-France, known for his moral rigour, and as the politician who "speaks the truth". After Mitterrand's death

a generally classical style, but without the attempt at archaeological rigour seen in Poussin's equivalents. Elements are borrowed and worked up from

offered him the presidency of the criminal tribunal but he refused it. The rigour with which he pursued the federalists led to his dismissal and arrest on

and strength of materials in the 1960s and was infamous for his extensive rigour in exams. Later accounts claim the phrase refers to a different person of