Sentence examples for least stiff from inspiring English sources
Tigris was the least stiff stent under axial compression (6.6 N/m axial stiffness) and bending (0.1 N/m) deformations, while Smart Control was the stiffest (575.3 N/m and 105.4 N/m, respectively).
An after-dinner drink should be the least stiff of rituals, even if the drinks are stiff indeed.
Double-staple constructs exhibited the most consistent bending stability in all planes, while the plate fixation produced both the most and least stiff construct depending on bending plane.
It is also observed that the spleen is the least stiff organ in the abdomen whereas the kidney is the stiffest.
In the frequency range of 30 to 50 Hz, the lumbar spine of this subject population is the least stiff and therefore has the greatest mobility.
The 19 × 25-mil stainless steel wires, which were the most stiff, increased at rates between 75 and 84 cN/degree; the 14-mil austenitic nickel-titanium wires, which were the least stiff, increased at rates from 2.6 to 5.4 cN/degree.
The state restrictions are supposed to be at least as stiff as the national rule, and a decision on Colorado's draft plan, now under review in Washington by the United States Forest Service, is expected within weeks.
But above all, I expect to remember 2012 as the year that college sports' ruling congress, the National Collegiate Athletic Association, took a serious blow: not a knockout punch like the one Juan Manuel Márquez dealt Manny Pacquiao, but at least a stiff shot to the kidney.
Of the three main types of cytoskeleton polymers, microtubules are the stiffest while actin filaments are the least rigid [ 10].
An isotropic composite is presented with similar conductivity which is at least 23% stiffer under uniaxial loading than the Schwartz structures when loaded uniaxially along their weakest direction.
The time when – after having becoming habitualised during all the years of touring with Blur to at least a few stiff whiskies to, um, clear the pipes – he went too far and ended up falling asleep on stage with his arms around a drummer's neck.
