"It was a rigid hierarchy, and it documents the burning of villages, the killings of civilians and of their animals, and the bombing of civilian refugees".
(If it is a rigid liner, just place it in the excavated area).
Once he makes a decision, he sells it with a rigid confidence — "We're doing it," he told reporters several times on Tuesday, sounding a bit like a parent saying "because I said so".
In order to apply this analysis to a molecule, we could consider it as a rigid body, in which case it will give rise to just six lattice modes.
It has a rigid and compartmentalized protein architecture, which makes it free from domain reshuffling and internal module duplication, or in other words, which limits its structural evolution to amino acid substitutions, insertions and deletions.
"Starting today," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said at a news conference in City Hall Park, "if it's a rigid plastic -– any rigid plastic -– recycle it".
He says, "Set the blood quantum at one-quarter, hold to it as a rigid definition of Indians, let intermarriage proceed as it [has] and eventually Indians will be defined out of existence".
Diffusion tensor imaging has shown its reliability in white matter tract visualization, although it represents a rigid mathematical model.
"It's a rigid code of segregation along ethnic and racial lines.
It overhauled a rigid labor market and raised the retirement age to 67 with little fuss.
