Examples of using A rigorous in English and their translations into Polish
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Its built-in image processor- in conjunction with DDR II memory- delivers a rigorous, five-step noise cancellation,
Online Gambling licenses are only awarded to companies that have passed a rigorous vetting process.
The deployment of any security scanner technology requires a rigorous scientific assessment of the potential health risks that such technology may pose for the population.
reaching agreement on a rigorous methodological approach
Permitted claims have undergone a rigorous scientific assessment
He kept up a rigorous spiritual practice under the tutelage of his beloved master while working as a professor of Economics at Ravenshaw College in Cuttack.
The broadly interdisciplinary field of cybernetics offered a rigorous technical foundation for systems theory,
under very clearly delimited conditions and doubled by a rigorous parliamentary control.
provided a rigorous and thorough impact assessment is carried out.
Michael Smyth said:"I intend to continue our constructive cooperation with the Budgetary Authority and maintain a rigorous and transparent financial management of the EESC.
For the purpose of those licensing mechanisms, a rigorous and well-functioning collective management system is important.
it must be a rigorous and vigorous debate.
each device has to undergo a rigorous and complex trial conducted by the technology owner.
The Commission fulfilled this task in January 2003, which initiated a rigorous and transparent consultation of stakeholders over the coming months.
key policy measures to ensure a rigorous and expeditious implementation.
A rigorous and transparent system of quality assurance is also a necessary component of the“European Qualifications Framework”,
One of the best ways to do this is a rigorous and entirely public education system,
And most importantly, what we do is we use a rigorous, and often uncomfortable, process of physical therapy
taking account, in a rigorous and transparent way, of the revised financial schemes.