| 词汇 | rigor |
| 释义 | rigor noun[ U ] US(UKrigour)us/ˈrɪɡ.ɚ/uk /ˈrɪɡ.ər/ rigornoun[U] (SEVERITY)the fact that people are made to follow rules in a very severe way: They were punished with unusual rigor. the rigors of something the unpleasant or severe conditions of something: They survived the rigors of the winter. Severe an iron hand/fist in a velvet gloveidiom austere austerely authoritarian be heavy on someoneidiom brutally flaming harsh iron non-authoritarian nonsense not stand any nonsenseidiom pitiless severity sharp sharpness stern sternly sternness stiffly You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences rigornoun[U] (CARE)formalapproving the quality of being detailed, careful, and complete: Her arguments lacked intellectual rigor. Cautious and vigilant abundance an abundance of cautionidiom askance attentive attentively diligence diligent diligent about something/doing something discreet due diligence meticulously meticulousness mindful minutely narrowly sedulously semi-conservative slowly snuffly super-cautious rigor | American Dictionaryrigor noun[ U ] (CdnBrrigour)us/ˈrɪɡ·ər/ high standards: She studied ways to improve academic rigor in high schools. Examples of rigorrigor This has produced conceptual confusion that has contributed to a lack of structural rigor in the field of study. Like all mistaken ideas and premises in science it would have been remedied eventually by the rigors of scientific method. These latter two elements might in many cases be considered redundant, given the rigor of the two principal elements, shared use and evaluation. This complete rigor allows precise evaluation of aspects of the system in psychological terms, prompting us to reject logical individual constants (rigid designators). Because of this absence of computational rigor, some of their statements can be confusing or even misleading. He did not endorse the definition he gave, but criticized its lack of analytic rigor and philosophical sophistication. His books are remarkable for their clarity of exposition, scope, mathematical rigor, attention to detail, balance, and sense of history. The increased rigor associated with these models, however, is rarely accompanied by the extra data required to cope with the influx of new parameters. The strength of the first chapters is the steadfast focus on formal rigor. We find that the rigor and structure of environmental regulations have particular impact, as does emphasis on enforcement. It may well be that the perils of present-minded history, in this instance driven by the commendable aspiration to combat fearsome tendencies, compromise conceptual rigor. However, the duration, rigor, intensity, and abusiveness of today's medical education also engender a sense of entitlement to high income, prestige, and social power. In other words: to calculate the rigor and austerity of data compilation. The effort toward rigor substitutes correct reasonings and results for incorrect ones, but it offers other rewards too. We had analytical rigour, and it felt dangerously close to rigor mortis. See all examples of rigor These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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