Sentence examples for a rigid construction from inspiring English sources

Bangladesh's fight against violent extremism, then, needs to be seen as a contest between a pluralist Islam and a rigid construction of the religion by extremists.

Sven Lundström points to the agonizing extra efforts that became necessary for the team due to Andrée's mistaken design of the sleds, with a rigid construction that borrowed nothing from the long proven Inuit sleds, and were so impractical for the difficult terrain.

The liminal, the interstitial (the border, the threshold, the in-between), brings forth new forms of identities that complicate any rigid construction of self and other.

Additionally, the locking principle provides a more rigid construction in the subchondral area of the distal radius, especially in patients with osteoporosis.

The tight grains in the wood make for a less porous and more rigid construction.

Truthfully, most English speakers gave up on that rigid construction long ago.

To balance the music's rigid construction, group members often ended the songs with extended improvised codas, adding strange noises and extra energy without changing the melody or the rhythm.

The targets used in the experiment have good rigid construction (targets are ships), and we detect those targets at considerable distances; therefore, it is an acceptable assumption that all scatterers of the target keep comparable radial velocity at each time instant.

Largely retaining the larger bass panels of the 98x models and concentric ring design of the ESL-63, the 2x05's feature heavier and far more rigid construction, and several electronic and transducer refinements.

Men's violence against women is sustained in part by rigid gender codes, the policing of manhood and rigid constructions of a gender binary between masculinity and femininity, men and women, and male and female.

This makes for a very rigid, inflexible construction.