Sentence examples similar to distinctly rigid from inspiring English sources
In the semicrystalline state, the PBF amorphous phase was described as being composed by different fractions, including a completely rigid one, with distinctly slower mobilities and reduced contributions to the dielectric relaxation, compared to the fully amorphous polymer.
This work demonstrates that a rigid aromatic linkage might distinctly improve the gene transfection abilities of cationic lipids and affords information to construct safe and efficient gene vector towards practical application.
Even among the new breed of fado singers, which has dared to deviate from a rigid tradition, Ms. Moura is a distinctly worldly superstar: stylish, expressive, determinedly open-minded.
Our order-sorted logic contains types (rigid sorts), non-rigid sorts, and unary predicates that distinctly express essential sorts, non-essential sorts, and non-sortal properties.
Drawing on a wide variety of materials for tragedies, comedies, pastorals, histories, and the distinctly Spanish genre of the cloak-and-sword drama, Lope portrayed a rigid society divided into three estates: the king, the nobles, and the common people.
A distinctly satisfying thought.
Its contents itemised distinctly.
Others distinctly are not.
I remember this distinctly.
