Sentence examples for give rigidity from inspiring English sources

Racial segregation nevertheless continued to give rigidity to the social framework of Alabama and effectively excluded the black population from political and economic power.

Three disulfide bonds (6 cysteine residues) give rigidity within the N-terminal domain and one disulfide bond (2 cysteine residues) gives rigidity within the C-terminal domain.

The structure was then reinforced with a stick made of a Scotchcast bandage placed in the middle of the two malleoli, extending beyond them for at least 20 cm to give rigidity to the cast.

More specifically, for a given rigidity, it is the ratio of charge and atomic mass that determines the cutoff energy.

Based on the idea that a particle of a given rigidity starting at a well-defined point source gives rise to an impact point of the respective trajectory on the Earth's surface, Firor (1954) studied groups of impact points that originated from a source region of finite size, and termed such groups "impact zones".

In land plants, lignin is deposited in the secondary cell wall and provides structural support, giving rigidity and strength to stems [ 4, 5], as demonstrated by lignin-deficient mutants with low structural support [ 6, 7].

In both the FosB Bc and FosB Ba structures, the phosphonate moiety of fosfomycin is directly coordinated by Arg94 of the loop and/or cage, which also forms a salt bridge with Asp100 giving rigidity to the cage (see Figure 9 of ref (31)).

What's remarkable is how much and how nimbly Lufthansa has been able to economize, given rigidities of the German system.

It might also be tempting to think that if descriptivism is defeated but by considerations that are more fundamental than rigidity and that give rise to rigidity, then rigidity is superfluous because its work is performed but by other phenomena.

They were driven into the ground, tied together laterally with vegetable fibres, and then plastered over with wet clay to give added rigidity and weatherproofing.

He built the house within a steel frame — he described it as a birdcage — that envelops the entire structure to give it rigidity to withstand the stress of towing it between shore and ice.