Sentence examples for have a rigidity from inspiring English sources

As examples, we prove the reduced group C⁎-algebras of the (non-amenable) affine groups of the affine planes have a rigidity property.

Another reason is that many of his studio recordings have a rigidity to go with their precision, whereas, in concert, Pollini (who is seventy-six) pland and thinks dangerously, as he did on Sunday.

We show that the non-linear guiding center theory predicts a mean free path that has a rigidity dependence that better accounts for the latitudinal gradients measured by Ulysses during its first fast latitude scan in 1994/1995.

In [15] and [16], Li and the first author have shown that the affine Kähler-Ricci flat graph hypersurface has a rigidity property under different completeness conditions.

"I have a mental rigidity, and if symmetry is missing I'm not happy," Mr. Gerosa said.

The orchestra, in other words, appeared to follow Mr. Meetze's lead quite aptly, and most of the performance did not have a mechanized rigidity to it.

We then apply Popaʼs results and show the C⁎-algebras with property (T) have a certain rigidity property.

Posner conjures up a torch-lit Tudor hellhole where Majella Cullagh's Elizabeth, looking like some gilded, predatory insect, is losing her grip on a court whose endless rituals, choreographed by Adam Cooper, have a totalitarian rigidity.

As Javier Martell, a San Francisco-based lawyer and one of Schoener's longtime customers, told me: "Part of the attraction of his wines is for people like me who practice law for a living and have a forced rigidity in our lives.

The cellulosic chains have a high rigidity because of their powerful hydrogen bonds.

The porcine corneas, which came from animals between 6 months and 1 year old, appeared to have a lower rigidity than a typical human donor cornea in culture.