Sentence examples for a rigid framework of from inspiring English sources

This first part is necessarily critical, pointing out that there is a stifling discourse of normative thinking that imposes a rigid framework of what is 'good' and what is 'evil' in our cities, to use Schorske's terms.

In India, unmarried women also claim victimhood to repair their damaged reputation [ 37]; however, Bos [ 37] considers this 'a strategic way of creating space and a degree of self-respect within a rigid framework of social structures and ridicule for unmarried mothers' [37:193].

The GpgS active site resides between the two subdomains (Fig. 1b), and while the Rossmann-like subdomain provides a rigid framework for nucleoside binding, movement of the loop connecting strand β8 with helix α9 is observed in order to accommodate the phosphate groups of the ligand (Fig. 4a).

Acid hydrolysed tetraethoxysilane (TEOS) was used to form an interpenetrating, rigid framework of silica, whereas Eudragit® NE (a copolymer based on ethyl acrylate and methyl methacrylate) was added to produce a more flexible polymeric network.

Tent, portable shelter, consisting of a rigid framework covered by some flexible substance.

We propose a TDMA scheduling algorithm that complies to the characteristics of both, that is, it is flexible, but also makes use of a rigid framework.

Firstly, it is demonstrated that the assumption of a rigid framework may be sufficient for simulating adsorption isotherms while diffusivity requires a flexible framework, especially when a diffusing molecule is bigger than the pore window of the MOFs, with an appropriate force-field and charges.

For the sake of fitting our design into a rigid framework, we should not end up evaluating a modality of treatment which is different from the one we have set out to examine.

However, it was found to be time consuming and not adapted to all patients, was a rigid framework and did not take into consideration the subjectivity of pain.

The earliest upholsterers, from early Egyptian times to the beginning of the Renaissance, nailed animal skins or dressed leather across a rigid framework.

This power structure encloses all relations between citizens and police within a rigid framework, characterised by distance and defiance.