The phrase "a complete rigidity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a state of being inflexible or unyielding in a particular context, such as rules, structures, or behaviors.
Example: "The organization's policies were marked by a complete rigidity that stifled creativity and innovation."
Alternatives: "total inflexibility" or "absolute rigidity".
Spilsbury knew that the first phase of an epileptic fit causes complete rigidity of the body and that, given her size and the shape of the bath, such a fit would have raised Bessie's head above the water rather than brought it below.
I personally wouldn't place a lot of value on complete rigidity through 20-plus years of public service, but the valid question is, is this person going to change their position again?" TO varying degrees, Mr. McCain's competitors seem to adhere to the more traditional view that it's a lot more important to be seen as consistent than as capable of learning from missteps.
Probably wants to score a few before his shoulder swells to complete rigidity.
The threshold current for complete rigidity control increased from 1.6 ± 0.9 (median 1.5; range 2.4) mA at 60 μsec to 2.9 ± 1.4 (median 2.8; range 3.6) mA at 30 μsec but the calculated total charge delivered per pulse was actually lower: 95 ± 51 (median 90; range 14) nC/pulse at 60 μsec versus 88±4343 (median 84; range 108) nC/pulse at 30 μsec; −7%).
We obtain on our way a complete characterization of topological rigidity and uniform rigidity sequences for linear dynamical systems, and we construct in this framework examples of dynamical systems which are both weakly mixing in the measure-theoretic sense and uniformly rigid.
Goel demonstrated that unilateral constructs were subject to coupled motions as a result of the inherent asymmetry, which unlikely provided enough rigidity for decompressive procedures that required a complete excision of the disc [ 36, 39].
There's even a sartorial rigidity about him.
But there was also a nagging rigidity and emotional reserve.
Mr. Ocelot's style of illustration often uses a regal rigidity.
We might recognize a "horizontal rigidity" and a "diagonal rigidity," corresponding to the relevant intensions.
