Sentence examples for lack rigidity from inspiring English sources

Dual-arch impression trays often are used for addition silicone final impressions of fixed prosthodontic preparations, but concerns about distortion of the impression are common because such trays lack rigidity.

Additionally, these derivatives lack rigidity in their structure, thus could allow access to binding pockets not accessible with more rigid templates.

In addition, Japanese specialty certification, which is issued by each specialty's physicians' society, seems to lack rigidity and was introduced relatively recently, compared with those in other developed countries [ 28].

If the mean error of the rigid body fitting exceeded 0.35 mm, the software excluded the tantalum ball that caused the lack of rigidity in the rigid body, because this particular ball was judged not to be fixed in the rigid body any more.

But this admirable lack of rigidity can easily descend into moral contortion.

This seemingly counterintuitive idea occurs because resilience or robustness at the level of the ecosystem is actually enhanced by a lack of rigidity at the level of its individual components (i.e., the populations or species within the ecosystem).

Schindler's life was stamped by a lack of rigidity, a bohemianism and free-spiritedness that made him one of the more dynamic figures in the flourishing artistic scene in Los Angeles in the 1930's and 40's, when the city lured political émigrés from Europe fleeing Hitler.

El Mundo plays with a refreshing lack of rigidity or dogmatism: Mr. LaMotte and Ms. Grodin, the excellent violinists, used ample but tasteful vibrato, and that anonymous folía featured a stylish guitar part created by Mr. Savino to accompany the existing instrumentation.

While "Bendgate" died down pretty quickly, the lack of rigidity may be the culprit in unseating a critical touchscreen control chip from the logic board.

The lack of rigidity of an external fixation system favours the formation of a cartilaginous callus that finds it difficult to turn into bone.

They lack torsional rigidity on their own because of inherent "lost-motion" and "backlash", and hence inappropriate for precision-motion mechanical systems.