Sentence examples for great rigidity from inspiring English sources

This fact is most probably due to the great rigidity introduced by the network systems.

The company says they are 8 percent lighter than its comparable current designs, yet have 30 percent greater rigidity.

The greater rigidity and continuity of concrete frames give them more versatility, but steel is favoured for very tall structures for reasons of economy in construction and space.

The body is often strongly compressed laterally, which permits greater rigidity of the body frame while crawling from branch to branch.

Vaults made of rows of parabolic arches, usually in truss form for greater rigidity, have been used for spans of up to 98.5 metres (323 feet).

Results: Subjects in the ostomy group perceived significantly greater control by powerful others and greater rigidity in the family compared with the non-ostomy group.

The superior clavicle plate model showed greater axial compressive stiffness, while the anterior clavicle plate model performed greater rigidity under cantilever bending load.

The '01 has a more solid body structure than before, and the greater rigidity was the first thing I noticed in moving from the old car to the new one.

Metals such as aluminum can also form foams – and because of their greater rigidity, they could, in theory, dissipate as much energy as a polymer foam in a much thinner layer.

Historians once believed that the post-Gupta period brought greater rigidity in the caste structure and that this rigidity was partially responsible for the inability of Indians to face the challenge of the Turks.

While the Giulietta's chassis uses steel subframes, the Dart is equipped instead with weight-saving die-cast aluminum subframes that are bolted to the steel unibody for greater rigidity.