Examples of using Rigour in English and their translations into Danish
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These figures are devoid of any reality and any rigour.
We have stressed two key issues: rigour and the concentration of priorities.
Thou shalt not rule over him with rigour; but shalt fear thy God.
Judging from the rigour of the body, he was dead around 12.30.
It's too soon for rigour, even at this temperature.
The standard of rigour was to become a goal for the inventors of the calculus centuries later.
It is a budget for discipline and rigour, and I believe it will be poorly received in our regions.
It was a return to classical Greek rigour deliberately rejecting the approach of Jordanus,
Marked by the profundity of his ideas, the rigour of his proofs, and also by a strong aesthetic sense.
Along with elements of rigour, the 1997 Community budget will have a sharper profile.
Later in his career Ehrenfest would encourage him to present his mathematics with less rigour.
Balanced budgetary rigour also requires real budgetary savings in this sector,
The same qualities of precision and rigour he showed in research were brought to his teaching
Gray, in, writes that Krull's papers are:… marked by the profundity of his ideas, the rigour of his proofs, and also by a strong aesthetic sense.
not least for its combination of lucidity and rigour.
Rigour in terms of information means there is a need for equal rigour in accounting.
discipline, rigour, practical actions, we reached the top:
one could understand how hurtful Legendre must have found an attack on the rigour of his results by such a young man.
He criticised the work of his contemporaries as lacking rigour and relying too heavily on intuition.
There is a need for both caution and rigour when spending the available funds on issues related to professional training involving countries in the developing world.