rigorous definition

Examples (10)

• In mathematics, a rigorous definition of a concept is essential for building proofs.
• The new legislation provides a rigorous definition of what constitutes 'misinformation'.
• Philosophers have long debated a rigorous definition of 'justice'.
• For my thesis, I had to develop a rigorous definition of 'sustainability'.
• Establishing a rigorous definition is the first step in any scientific inquiry.
• The textbook offers a simplified explanation, but a more rigorous definition can be found in advanced literature.
• Without a rigorous definition, the term 'artificial intelligence' can be applied too broadly.
• A rigorous definition of plagiarism was established by the university's academic board.
• The committee will need to agree on a rigorous definition of 'conflict of interest'.
• Can anyone provide a rigorous definition of what it means for a system to be 'secure'?