Sentence examples for a more rigid frame from inspiring English sources

"Trucks are also built with a more rigid frame and higher stance -- important for towing and hauling cargo -- but this means that the stiff parts of the truck may not engage all the parts of a car designed to absorb impact," the company said, vowing to continue its efforts to find solutions.

Reinforcement beams in doors are designed to deflect impact forces downward to the more rigid frame structure below the door.

Now, the new manufacturing process is fantastic, and guarantees a more rigid and durable frame, but if something should happen to it… well, either you're hammering it out or you're paying for a whole new "brick".

France has a more rigid naming culture than America.

Levein was only adopting a more rigid, and disconsolate, approach.

A strut-tower brace connects the front shock towers, giving the XRS a more rigid feel.

However, the Lords' call for a more rigid appointments process is, I fear, somewhat misplaced.

Of course, there are some industries where a more rigid structure is essential.

Hence, with the reform a more flexible system was replaced by a more rigid new system.

This was followed by a more rigid organisation of concepts into more abstract categories or themes.

The choice between a folding and a rigid frame also has an impact on WPM and VT, and this choice is really up to the user's preferences.