Sentence examples for inflexible range from inspiring English sources
Many authors claim that in the ROM examinations of the cervical spine it is not correct to treat an imposed and inflexible range of values within which the ROM should be included as the only indicator.
They simulated six cases in the American Southwest, ranging from inflexible nuclear plants, to plants with moderate flexibility, to those with high flexibility.
Gneisenau had been slowed by earlier damage and was battered for another hour and a half by Inflexible and Invincible at ranges down to 4000 yards.
C. The impairments in personality functioning and the individual's personality trait expression are relatively inflexible and pervasive across a broad range of personal and social situations.
To elaborate, it was assumed that enzymatic reactions inflexible to take on a wide range of flux values may not necessarily be robust to network perturbations.
The kernel of plausibility in the idea of self-regulation is the implication that the state is too remote, inflexible, and compromised to provide the full range of institutional support for the idealistic aspects of legal professionalism.
The light cruiser was lagging behind the other ships and Inflexible opened fire on her when the range dropped to 17500 yards at 12 55 PM.
Solid majorities said the Republicans should be inflexible — or even more right wing — on a range of issues such as gay marriage, abortion, government spending, immigration and gun control.
These arrays range from easy-to-handle, cheap but inflexible in terms of further probe implementation, to highly sophisticated, expensive-on-purchase but flexible regarding assay design.
Two-point H-bond connections are inherently inflexible in their geometry and lie within a small PIXEL energy range (−45.7 to −49.7 kJ mol−1).
But taken together with a broad range of steps in what was until recently a monolithic and inflexible system, the releases pointed to changes, however deep or cosmetic, unlike any that have been seen for decades.
