And a rigid no-reservations policy can provoke ill-will chill, too.
He maintained a rigid no-credit policy, and made customers pay him even before they were served.
The prototype of this dynamic implant has already been biomechanically tested and compared with other dynamic devices and a rigid one; no significant ROM reduction (extension, flexion, lateral bending) was detected.
The so-called Delaney Clause named for James J. Delaney, a Democratic congressman from Queens, New York imposed a rigid restriction: "No additive shall be deemed to be safe if it is found to induce cancer when ingested by man or animal".
The so-called Delaney Clause — named for James J. Delaney, a Democratic congressman from Queens, New York — imposed a rigid restriction: "No additive shall be deemed to be safe if it is found to induce cancer when ingested by man or animal".
On the other hand, if a new distance constraint is placed in a rigid region, no change in the number of DOF will result, and the distance constraint is said to be redundant.
As the cochlea is universally modeled as a rigid structure, no fluid displacement occurs at its wall boundary and the normal component of fluid velocity at that point is zero.
For those lucky 32 presenters, the rules are rigid: No PowerPoint slide shows.
He returned to Australia on 30 December 1915 and took no further part in the fighting, it being "a rigid rule that no regular officer once invalided to Australia could again go overseas".
Starting July 1, San Francisco will ban smoking in parks and open spaces, giving this city the distinction of having the most comprehensive and rigid no-smoking law in the nation.
"Most of the time, the user is driving a rigid wheel with no suspension and it breaks your back and shakes your filings loose," he said, adding that with the SoftWheel, going down a flight of stairs is as easy as gliding down a ramp.
