Sentence examples similar to bound by a rigid timetable from inspiring English sources

Wave propagation is investigated in a thin fluid layer bound by a rigid surface and an elastic half-space.

As independent contractors they are not bound by a rigid schedule, and the flexibility they enjoy is worlds away from what a typical worker experiences.

Movement from a long-term interim agreement to a permanent settlement can only be guided by changes in the reality of Israeli-Palestinian relations on the ground and not by a rigid timetable.

I had friends who could read the crotchets and quavers, but the five staff lines they were hung from seemed to act like train tracks, taking them up and down the same lines every day, like commuters governed by a rigid timetable.

So was his insistence on denying funds to the "surge" that has worked so well (if belatedly) in Iraq, and his determination to withdraw troops from the conflict according to a rigid timetable.

But he was so driven to come up with new products that he treated people in the labs as if they were artists being asked to paint masterpieces on a rigid timetable.

He and his wife Miriam tried out the former maternity nurse's strictures with their first child Antonio, and found themselves – as so many have – locked into a rigid timetable of feeding, waking, bathing and sleeping.

Leon said Monday that he'd allow extra witnesses if necessary because the case is "too important" to try to stick to a rigid timetable.

Erratic sleep schedules can also happen when people retire and no longer adhere to a rigid timetable, says Dr. Karl Doghramji, medical director of the Jefferson Sleep Disorders Center at Thomas Jefferson University.

Senator Clinton has rejected both a "rigid timetable" for withdrawal and an "open" one.

Officials at the Federal Environmental Protection Agency became exasperated by what they perceived as foot-dragging by the city, and won a court order last May forcing the city to meet a rigid timetable in building the filtration plant.