The Zeppelin, a motor-driven rigid airship, was developed by German inventor Ferdinand Graf von Zeppelin in 1900.
Proactive coping is characterized by an intrinsically driven, rigid response (e.g. aggression), whereas reactive coping is characterized by responses that are triggered by the environment.
This multi-link lifting mechanism takes advantage of flexible cable drive and rigid body guidance, which not only provides the operator with a wider field of vision but also reduces the equilibrate weight of a vehicle and therefore improves the fuel economy.
For stumbling, grumbling worshipers like me, though, obedience to the pope has morphed into a respectful taking of his pronouncements under advisement — a cafeteria-like approach that drives more rigid Catholics to the brink of saying the Lord's name in vain.
These larger employment adjustments were mostly driven by rigid firms with a high enough share of temporary workers, easier to fire.
Then, he went one step further, suggesting that at times, people who bring up these sorts of criticisms are driven by rigid set of beliefs and behaviors ― just like the townspeople in "Babette's Feast". .
Whereas postpartum care in the old days was driven by rigid routines and medical check-ups, today's care may have moved too far in the opposite direction.
The Swedish sedan is cushy, comforting and undemanding to drive, neither as rigid as a Mercedes E-Class nor as crisp as a BMW 5 Series.
Flat and V belts slip when overloaded, and in some applications this condition may be more desirable than a rigid drive because it limits the transmitted torque and may prevent breakage of parts.
Notwithstanding that we had a deranged bitch in the car, the drive was also rigid because the car is so much shit that it would not travel any faster than as fast as I could run, which is sixty kilometres per the hour.
