Sentence examples for entirely rigid from inspiring English sources
Eventually they become entirely rigid.
Nevertheless, the new map showed features suggesting that the plates are not entirely rigid but, rather, are compressed or pulled apart as they approach different subduction regions.
Their components are completely different from wedge-shaped blocks; they may be made entirely rigid so as to require only vertical support; they may be of hinged intersections that work independently, or they may be thin slabs or members (in reinforced concrete) in which stresses are so distributed that they add the advantages of lintels to those of arches, requiring only light supports.
The templates themselves are not entirely rigid, either.
There was found that thermal behaviour of HDs was dramatically different from that of entirely rigid phenylene dendrimers or flexible carbosilane dendrimers.
Second, a feasible optimized surface treatment made of a porous layer and a micro-perforated resonant panel is proposed, with an improvement of 14 dB(A) with respect to an entirely rigid barrier and 8 dB(A) with respect to a uniform absorbent barrier.
The average S value across the structured region (residues 39 141) was 0.79±0.04 where S values of 1.0 support a completely rigid domain backbone and 0.01 support an entirely random flexible backbone.
Cantor said that he was beginning to believe he'd been entirely too rigid on the subject of abortion, adding, "I'm starting to think it might be better to just leave this whole thing to women.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Cantor said that he was beginning to believe he'd been entirely too rigid on the subject of abortion, adding, "I'm starting to think it might be better to just leave this whole thing to women.
The mantle, which has a passive role in the majority of mollusks, has become involved in locomotion in cephalopods, having almost entirely lost its rigid shell and become highly muscular.
Such a "young-Earth" chronology is based entirely on a rigid, some would say idiosyncratic, reading of certain translations of the Bible.
