Rigor

Because of these changes, the meat is tender and pliable when cooked just after death or after the resolution of rigor, but tough when cooked during rigor.

Academics work hard to obtain such status and doing so requires a great deal of consistent intellectual rigor and careful use of language in their chosen area of expertise.

Assuming all three conditions are met, it becomes essential that the power of the state is used with sufficient rigor to ensure compliance.

His dedication and hard work led to a promotion as the Academic Rigor Coordinator in Rockdale County.

I like the work that the team is doing, the rigor they're putting in around the right diagnostics at every level, from whether it's online or in-store.

Instead, the well-rounded liberal arts approach serves as a rigor that both tests and comforts students with an important lesson, to believe in themselves as well as their fellow peers, in and out of the classroom.

Kraus, the author of numerous science fiction and fantasy novels — and, with Guillermo del Toro, of the novel version of the film “The Shape of Water” — infuses his prose with a scientist’s rigor and a poet’s sensibility.

Located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, MIT is a powerhouse of innovation and intellectual rigor.

Marty Peretz’s new memoir, “The Controversialist: Arguments with Everyone, Left Right and Center,” takes us back to a time when intellectual rigor, civil discourse and vigorous debate ruled the day.

Rooted in science and rigor, EPRI collaborates with scientists, engineers, government, and experts from academia and industry to shape and drive technology advancements by pushing the frontier of innovation from concept, pilot, operation to end-of-life.

This museum is all about research and rigor.

To do that, you need to apply the same rigor to managing carbon as you do with money.

UP imbued me with the attitude of marrying rigor and optimism.

We have lots to celebrate in the Valley including the completion of the elementary septic replacement, sporting teams showing good manners and play, and a renewed sense of academic rigor.

Yes and I think we've talked a lot about the amount of investment we've made in pricing management and pricing rigor and pricing discipline.

According to the hospice nurse, rigor mortis, which is the stiffening of the body, usually begins within one to two hours after death, before intensifying and then easing over the following 24 to 30 hours.

Among the world’s leading academic critics, he brought his analytical rigor to topics as diverse as German opera and sci-fi movies.

By ignoring significant works by historians such as Joseph Inikori, Kenneth Pomeranz, and Roy Bin Wong, Niemietz’s analysis lacks the depth and rigor necessary for a serious academic inquiry.

Directed by Garret Price, “Yacht Rock” is breezy and fun, but also has an almost academic rigor.

Famously meticulous, Tsuji cautions readers that tempura batter should be mixed in small batches and left lumpy, lest it toughen, and the book’s diagrams, particularly in the section on fish, have the detail and rigor of an anatomy textbook.