rigor

A physics teacher got him interested in the topic, he said, and a math teacher taught him rigor, work ethic and organization.

In other words, Mr. Gould writes, “young strivers who were willing to endure the rigors of urban decay.”

“If we have a few very small studies that suggest effectiveness—studies that don’t uphold the rigor that we need—what if the next treatment is hyperbaric oxygen? Where do we draw the line?”

Bettag noted that even though former Paramount majority shareholder Shari Redstone was updated on “60 Minutes” stories amid the legal battle earlier this year, he believes the program retained its editorial rigor and independence.

Dressed in all-white formalwear, the band took care to show how much compositional rigor went into this album’s laid-back feeling.