When he emerged at Second Division Watford in 1981 an inflexible 4-4-2 was de rigueur.
So, although you managed to find a cheaper, inflexible £70 return fare closer to your departure date, we don't feel you have paid much over the odds.
Blantern is dismissive of conventional outsourcing in which councils bundle up services and float them off to multinational private companies like Capital, Serco and G4S on inflexible 10-year contracts.
In a lawsuit filed Thursday in a federal court in Chicago, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said U.P.S. had since at least 2002 had an "inflexible" 12-month leave policy that did not provide for "reasonable accommodation" for disabled employees and instead called for their termination.
This is due to the inflexible 125 μs microframe USB2 time base.
It only considered relatively small (<28 non-hydrogen atoms) and inflexible (<6 rotatable bonds) chemical structures and would not compute any shape similarity value when there was no common reference shape.
She fights me not because she is your stereotypical obstinate, inflexible 95 year old who is desperately trying to stay in control of her life.
Two of Carleton's ships, Inflexible (18 12-pounders) and (six 24-pound guns, six 12-pound guns, and two howitzers), by themselves outgunned the combined firepower of the American fleet.
As with adult foraging, avian developmental patterns have proven both flexible [4], [20] and inflexible [21], [22] in response to temporal variations in food supply.
Along this same line of evidence, individuals within populations show different behaviours that are heritable [36] [37], relatively inflexible [15], [30], and linked to fitness traits, thus being favoured or disfavoured by selection depending on the particular ecological conditions experienced by the population [30], [38].
The device consisted of an inflexible 40-cm-long rod with a vertically mounted pen at its end.
