Sentence examples for a rigidity from inspiring English sources

Typically this point indicates a transition from a globally flexible to a globally rigid network, which is referred to as a rigidity transition [ 13].

Within MCC, all distance constraints are assumed to be independent within a flexible structure until a rigidity transition takes place where the network becomes globally rigid.

There's a rigidity to political debate.

"Those of whites show a rigidity.

It is enforced with a rigidity that makes little sense, except as a sign of mistrust.

Fundamentalism is characterized by a rigidity and a literal reading of the Bible not shared by most evangelicals.

I do think, however, that there is a rigidity about this that should be opened up a little bit.

But a biography of Queen Elizabeth by Ben Pimlott said their relationship displayed "a rigidity that never softened".

But the strongest case against high change fees is that they introduce a rigidity into the travel system that is inconsistent with the fast-moving contemporary economy.

There is a rigidity in the two systems that causes some educators uneasiness, particularly since total education is seen as more than achievement in school subjects.

There is a rigidity in George W. Bush, verging on arrogance, that Americans have seen on a number of issues in his first five months as president.