The logic behind the spatial distinction between male and female spaces during prayer doesn't extend beyond those ritual acts and rigidly enforcing it outside of that context is - to my mind - unnecessary.
Pepke and Nadorf [ 40] showed bending results that support the hypothesis that the CLS stem presumably closely follows the bending of the bone, whereas the shorter Fitmore stem acts more rigidly.
The Land Tenure Act, a more rigidly segregationist law that superseded the Land Apportionment Act in 1969, was amended in 1977, while the civil war was still being fought, to allow blacks to purchase white farms and urban property, and after the end of hostilities residential segregation began to be significantly breached.
As a result, Torrens became one of the most able defenders of the Bank Act of 1844, which rigidly controlled the amount of currency allowed to circulate.
By rigidly enforcing the Navigation Act against American ships, which were still trading with the British privileges they had officially lost, he made enemies not only among merchants and shipowners but also among the resident British authorities who, in their own interest, had failed to enforce the law.
Obsessions (unwanted ideas, images or impulses that repeatedly enter a person's mind) and compulsions (repetitive stereotyped behaviours or mental acts driven by rules that must be applied rigidly) share the following features: Patient is aware that these originate from their own mind.
These spheres acted as 'targets' for each of the DVRT sensors and were attached rigidly to the target frame, which in turn was connected to the implant through two adjustable wedges machined to provide an interference fit between the frame and the tool grooves of the implant.
Rather than dashing frantically about the site, adhering rigidly to a carefully calculated schedule of acts, this new-found freedom found me going with the flow.
The reason for this discrepancy is that, in the (hat{Z}_{c} -walk, the coin acts de facto as a label that allows to rigidly translate the initial state of the walker towards the opposite ends of the position space, just as we have seen also for the ideal case of Eq. (6).
Guns 'n' Roses aside (and Axl Rose flattened his mane early on), bands followed rigidly proscribed rules for how to sound and act, parading stereotypical white masculinity to please radio programmers and record labels in love with a cookie-cutter genre.
