During the electoral campaign, Labour nodded imperceptibly towards a Keynesian take on the euro-zone crisis, protesting the EU-mandated deficit limit of 3% of GDP as a senselessly rigid measure that would "cut the economy to pieces".
Trained research nurses measured individual height with a rigid tape measure, in accordance to the World Health Organization (WHO) multinational monitoring of trends and determinants in cardiovascular disease criteria [ 27].
Moreover, both the percentage of protons in a rigid environment measured by 1H NMR and the storage modulus values tended to a limiting value after six freeze/thaw cycles.
For it was shown above that corresponding to two infinitely near space-time points there is a number ds which can be obtained by measurement with rigid measuring-rods and clocks (in the case of time-like elements, indeed, with a clock alone).
Mr. Schwarzenegger's campaign team for the run for governor consists of Mr. Wilson, a Republican whose support for rigid measures to combat illegal immigration contrasted with his moderate approach to abortion and other social issues, and some senior members of his old Sacramento crew, including Bob White, his longtime strategist.
During this time the antipope Alexander (V) issued a bull virtually outlawing Hus's sermons in Bethlehem Chapel and authorizing rigid measures against discussing Wycliffe's ideas.
Analysing grain admixtures and commercial risks at different decision levels (field, silo) demonstrated the efficiency of "flexible" as opposed to "rigid" measures, but this technical analysis did not take other criteria like regulatory issues into account.
Standing height and body weight were measured with a rigid vertical height measurement and a standard medical balance scale, with subjects not wearing shoes and in light clothes.
A rigid connection between measuring tooth and sensor was used.
