Sentence examples for a high degree of rigidity from inspiring English sources
In this paper we present the development of a unique self-adhesive material that, unlike conventional adhesives, maintains a high degree of rigidity at the "adhesive" state while possessing the ability to easily de-bond upon heating.
Standard mechanism binding loops are typified by a high degree of rigidity due to an internal network of stabilising hydrogen and disulfide bond(s).
Thus, incorporation of microtubules could provide a high degree of rigidity and longer lifetime to the TNT.
They may also exhibit a high degree of moral rigidity that is not explained by upbringing alone.
However, based on the results of the International Wage Flexibility Project and the Bank of Spain [(see Cuadrado et al. (2011)], none of these European countries exhibits a high degree of real wage rigidity.
This result confirms that, even during the most severe global financial crisis of post-World War II history, a high degree of downward nominal wage rigidity persisted deviating little from firms' usual practice during nonrecessionary periods, based on past survey evidence from developed nations such as Switzerland and the United States7.
On the other hand, the Spanish labor market has more rigidities, with a high degree of employment protection.10 This is achieved by high firing costs, although several reforms have significantly relaxed some restrictions.
Because the closely packed molecules no longer have great freedom of movement, a high degree of orientation also tends to increase fibre stiffness or rigidity.
In order to replace the huge mass of seven membrane-spanning helices in the natural receptor with a low molecular weight macrocycle, elements of much higher rigidity were implemented into the fourth generation of new adrenaline hosts, which should have a high degree of functional group preorganization and therefore lead to enhanced binding strength in the physiological solvent water.
A high degree of courtesy is expected.
