Sentence examples for extremely stiff from inspiring English sources
"The formula for yield maintenance is extremely stiff," he said.
On that front, though, he faces extremely stiff competition from Google's Sky Map.
"The leather would, I agree, get extremely stiff and essentially simply would wear out," the N.H.L. spokesman Frank Brown said.
DaimlerChrysler attributed Chrysler's anticipated third-quarter loss to extremely stiff price competition in the United States and the costs of bringing new models to the market quickly.
The rack-and-pinion steering had a crisp feel, and the extremely stiff chassis compensated for the lurchiness inherent in a tall wagon.
Thickening, or hypertrophy, of the ventricular walls results in an extremely stiff heart, and subsequent impairment of the filling of the ventricles causes pressure to rise in the heart and lungs.
When pumped full of blood, such an arrangement is extremely stiff--it can't bend because the fibers are stretched to their maximum length.
Tire cords have been made of cotton, rayon, nylon, polyester, and glass, but steel and polyaramid (an extremely hard and stiff synthetic fibre) are currently the dominant materials in use.
The dynamic strain sweep measurements proved that the gelation of Lentinan in water is induced by the extremely entangled and stiff triple helices forming continuous network, and the Lentinan gel is structurally more like a solution that is unable to flow within a timescale of usual observation.
This leads us to believe that a further increase of the silk-like block or a decrease of the hydrophilic random coiling block could give controlled bundling of the protein filaments, leading to extremely long and stiff fiber bundles, more faithfully mimicking the structure of collagen bundles in the extracellular matrix.
Anticracks (also known as rigid line inclusions) occur frequently in a variety of natural and engineered composites as very stiff and extremely sharp (almost zero-thickness) fibers or lamellae embedded in a softer matrix.
