Sentence examples for comparatively rigid from inspiring English sources

This plasticity serves to extend our comparatively rigid genome, giving us access to a tremendous bag of biochemical tricks we did not need to evolve ourselves.

A breakdown of the comparatively rigid lines that had previously defined the various painting styles began in the Muromachi period and continued in the Momoyama.

Will there be a debate in France as to whether some of the left's cherished policies — such as the thirty-five-hour work week, a retirement age of sixty or sixty-two, and comparatively rigid labor laws — have contributed to France's economic malaise?

If all the parts of a machine are comparatively rigid members whose deflections under load are negligible, then the constrainment may be considered complete and the relative motions of the parts can be studied without considering the forces that produce them.

Results showed that the pretension assembled connection had comparatively rigid connecting behavior.

Lord and Frankel, forced to work inside the confines of AOL's comparatively rigid structure, both quit and the app languished and was soon eclipsed by other solutions.

The simulation is in line with previous experimental results which suggest that the secondary and tertiary structural features of the N-terminal end of the protein structure (residues 1 33) are comparatively more rigid as compared to the rest of the protein (residues 34 76).

In this study two 2D lattice peptides, with the ground states of hierarchical and non-hierarchical design, were investigated comparatively using three methods: Metropolis MC with the local move set, Metropolis MC with unspecific rigid rotations and the CMC algorithm.

The comparatively broad probability distribution near the zero value of the full vector of rigid translation is evidence of the existence of multiple translation states of special non-CSL GBs.

Therefore, Symonds suggests, it is illogical to support an excessively rigid piece of legislation like the Labouchère Amendment that goes far beyond tackling the comparatively negligible problem of sexual corruption of boys.

The latter measurements are essential for amorphous materials: their comparatively mobile segments cross polarize inefficiently and are thus undercounted in the traditional CPMAS spectrum, whereas their most rigid molecular moieties will display broadened resonances if the H decoupling field is too small.