The patient is like something in a factory, an object being managed, processed, manufactured on a conveyor belt through a factory and once you are on it nothing, it seems like nothing is allowed to alter the process…Patient choice is not allowed and it makes it feel very rigid and very difficult for a few patients, not many.
I think it's very rigid to some degree, or at least it was — the fashion and in terms of the look and the types of bodies that are hailed as the ultimate.
What I mean by that, is: is it because they regarded their cuisine as the absolute best, without compare, that it became very rigid and in stasis?
It was a very rigid and unimaginative education but it did teach us the three Rs".
And you've got people like Evernote that allow you to organise your stuff and it's a very rigid, difficult app to use — but it's really about documents.
But it is those very rigid and strict "European" conditions that have irked and frustrated many in Brazil, a country with its own way of doing things but which is also anxious to prove itself a worthy member of the global elite.
"It's a very rigid plan," he said at a meeting this week.
In regard to the operational activity related to cash money transactions existing in the current system, BRAC staff found it to be a very rigid official procedure and it is sometimes frustrating.
The inferred physical properties of the ether were problematic to support the high-frequency transverse oscillations of light, it would have to be very rigid, but its lack of effect on planetary motion and the fact that it was not observed in any terrestrial circumstances required it to be tenuous and chemically undetectable.
It should be noted that for the simulations in Figure 1, because of the inner walls are very rigid, it is energetically very costly even to bend these walls.
