The phrase "a non flexible" is not correct in standard English; it should be "inflexible" or "non-flexible." You can use it when describing something that does not allow for flexibility or adaptability.
Example: "The company's policies are a non flexible barrier to innovation."
Alternatives: "rigid" or "strict."
[New] A non-flexible magnetic disk, in a solid container, used to read and write electronic resources; hard disks can be either fixed or removable.
We find that adopting a flexible program rather than a non-flexible one, the municipality: (i) invests in recycling capacity under circumstances where it would not do so otherwise; (ii) invests earlier; and (iii) benefits from a higher expected net present value.
Even with a non-flexible mode of operation, the installed capacity is significantly larger than the rated power.
Among the two bioenergy scenarios, one includes BE in the form of a non-flexible bioenergy (NON-Flex-BE) provision.
The required planes are provided in a non-flexible way since planes are pre-defined and independent of the examiner, a disadvantage that could potentially impair the diagnostic accuracy of the method in the absence of an experienced radiologist.
"The London conference did seem to show a "non-flexible" attitude from both the West and East," says Tony Dyhouse, a leading cyber security specialist for UK defense firm QinetiQ.
A non-flexible duct was used for air exhaust.
A non-flexible plastic tape was used for measuring head circumference of the newborns and the result was also recorded to the nearest 0.1 cm.
The following were applied as exclusion criteria: prior or concomitant chemotherapy, immunotherapy or radiotherapy, and carcinoma of the rectum defined as tumour below the anatomical rectosigmoidal borderline or within 16 cm from the anal verge measured by a non-flexible rectoscope.
It's a bit harder than with a non-flexible stick.
