Sentence examples for its rigidity from inspiring English sources
Because of its rigidity, it must be extruded or molded above 100 °C (212 °F)—a temperature high enough to initiate chemical decomposition (in particular, the emission of hydrogen chloride [HCl]).
That damn war hasn't exactly demolished class deference, but it has left its rigidity a questionable matter.
Fiber loses its rigidity when it is not stretched.
A big hurdle: Using silicon (which requires a clean room) is expensive; its rigidity makes it hard to devise microscopic valves that won't leak.
Meanwhile, the straight forward "it just works" aspect of iOS that leans on its rigidity has made it a popular introduction to smartphones for hundreds of millions of people.
Less intermolecular NH bonds in F1174L mutant structure might help to lose its rigidity and makes it more flexible.
While to an outsider our class system is baffling in its rigidity, to most insiders it is largely immovable.
With Ronald Bladen and George Sugarman as her teachers, it was natural that she tried working with steel, but its rigidity frustrated her.
Polystyrene will insulate better than reflective foil insulation, but it can be more difficult to work with due to its rigidity.
Its rigidity wasn't punishment but pedagogy.
