Sentence examples for a rigid design from inspiring English sources

The original Zeppelins were based on a rigid design in which separate gas-tight compartments were surrounded by a metal frame covered with a non-airtight fabric.

A rigid design is one hard to change, i.e., one change causes a sequence of changes in other modules.

A fragile design is a design that breaks in many places when changed; this one is highly related to a rigid design.

On the other hand, a rigid design, tailored for a specific location, might act as a barrier to implementing the system elsewhere.

A rigid design of these structures will transfer the blast forces into the crew cabin whereas softer design will lead to excessive structure deformation which is dangerous to the crew.

Both the soft and a "conventional" rigid design were tested using a Seismic Micro-Vibration Measurement System (SMVMS).

With the dimensionless treatment of the stiffness model, a global performance index is proposed for minimization subject to a set of appropriate constraints generated as a result of in-depth discussion, leading to only one of four geometric parameters to be determined for achieving a compact, lightweight yet rigid design.

Traditionally, such systems are designed using a rigid-body design paradigm, which aims at designs with high stiffness.

The Bioform replaces underwiring with a soft moulded core of plastic around a rigid ring a design originally meant for the Frisbee.

Another reason could be that interventions often include change in the built environment in order to provide safe routes and this is difficult to control in a rigid study design.

I asked him what he thought of Pasternak's buoyancy-control system, COSH, and the rigid design.