Sentence examples for equally stiff from inspiring English sources

Anne was in her floppy hat, Zara was in her hard one, both upper lips were equally stiff.

But even if the fine is equally stiff, it will only be a part of the cost of the recalls in terms of both cash and cachet.

The move, approved by the bank's governing council meeting in Frankfurt, comes after months of mounting pressure from France – which has been working to clamp down on terrorist financing in the wake of last year's attacks in Paris – but equally stiff opposition from Germany.

The basic idea is to replace the original nonlinear equations with a set of equally stiff equations that are piecewise linear, and therefore can be solved exactly.

Moreover, viscoelastic dampers are equally effective in controlling lateral torsional coupling of torsionally flexible as well as stiff structures.

The more life-like tests in this study showed that the latest version was either more or equally stable and stiff than the antecedent version of the plate, in all of the tests.

She was equally rigorous and stiff-spined in the television series "Prime Suspect," but there we had an array of tasty mysteries to be savored and solved, whereas "The Clearing," written by Justin Haythe and directed by Pieter Jan Brugge, is a thriller stripped of thrills — or, even worse, a thriller that thinks of itself as somehow rising above the vulgar pleasures of excitement.

In the first phase the footing acts as a stiff body, settlements of the column stub and footing corner grow approximately equally and there is no significant bending of the footing.

There are also two equally long "wires," narrow, stiff, slightly curved feathers that correspond to a lyre's strings; they are situated in the centre of the curved "arms".

The cell lines tested fall into one of two categories based on their proliferation on substrates of differing stiffness: "rigidity dependent" (those which show an increase in cell growth as extracellular rigidity is increased), and "rigidity independent" (those which grow equally on both soft and stiff substrates).

Women are bundled about like stiffs – but they could equally be shop mannequins.