David Hyde Pierce exemplifies the Buster Keaton principle of comedy: If you begin with a poker face, a rigid posture and an attitude of wary passive aggression, all subsequent body language becomes explosively expressive.
They account for a rigid or an elastic MPP facing a bulk-reacting fully-anisotropic material.
When I first did a full-length poetry reading, three years later, my arms plunged stiff from my shoulders, my voice was changeless in pitch and volume, my face rigid, expressionless, pale as if I were a collaborator facing a firing squad.
Several philosophers have argued that rigid designation for kind and other general terms faces a serious objection: rigid designation for kind terms is trivial (Soames 2002; Schwartz 2002; Martí 2004).
A portly fellow with a looming, affable face and a rigid discus of silvering hair, Barbour has already shed 20 pounds during his summer on the hustings.
It could be anything between 40 and 80; her face is a rigid surgical mask: any expression not sliced away by the scalpel has been frozen with Botox.
When Jay Leno asked him on "The Tonight Show" how he could remain a friend of the president while distancing himself from the Lewinsky affair, the vice president's body tensed, and his face became a rigid mask.
If Sara the Moose Killer would take a quick look in the mirror, she would see that her winking, obnoxious visage is the face of a rigid, unthinking, uninformed, incompetent ideologue who has no place on the national scene.
Bosnians who wish to dis-identify from the rigid constituent peoples framework face a prisoner's dilemma based on how others will vote, as parties campaigning on ethno-religious lines are privileged both by the constitution and by the Dayton mentality of compulsory identification.
The studies show that, there is substantial reduction in the front face displacements of a rigid wall.
