Sentence examples for For rigidity from inspiring English sources

During the Ahmadinejad era, this provided opponents in the west with an excuse for rigidity.

Meanwhile Pentheus, the Theban king, stands for rigidity, order and control and is ultimately destroyed by the very qualities he has denied.

He has refused to reply to the four cardinal critics but has indirectly attacked them for rigidity, legalism, psychological inadequacy and generallybehaving like the Pharisees who tried to trap Jesus with trick questions in the gospels.

This arrangement survives because Germans have a knack for changing the way something works yet keeping its basic structure intact.Slowly but surelyTwenty years ago it was a byword for rigidity.

The photograph of the bridge over the Skagit River (above) shows that the trusses on either side of the roadbed each have 14 joints and 25 load-bearing members the minimum required for rigidity.

His work eventually came under criticism in the 1970s for rigidity, coldness, and anonymity, but it was Mies's declared choice to accept the nature of 20th-century industrial society and express it in his architecture.

Instead of looking for rigidities in the labor market, new Keynesians shifted their attention to the goods market and the sticky prices that resulted from "menu cost" models of price change.

For rigidity-independent cells these behaviors appear to be uncoupled.

These results demonstrate that for rigidity-dependent cell lines the ability of cells to spread correlates with increased proliferation and migration.

Independent India inherited a historically rooted caste system that was notorious both for its rigidity and for its efficiency in maintaining the existing power structures.

Some planners despised the grid for its rigidity and for its contribution to gridlock, a term popularized during the 1980 transit strike by the Traffic Department engineers Sam Schwartz and Roy Cottam.