Sentence examples for made more rigid from inspiring English sources

The Veyron's four turbochargers and intercoolers were enlarged and the chassis made more rigid to support the power bump over the rather pedestrian 1,001-horsepower 1,001-horsepower

In both cases, the H-bonds and the Fe NHis bond were strengthened, and the CXXCH loop was made more rigid.

But when it comes to making more rigid structures such as airplane parts, carbon fiber has a weakness.

We did not want to give up on the flavor of the prosciutto, so we made it more rigid by crisping it ever so briefly in a hot pan seasoned with a light film of oil.

In trying to reestablish compulsory state service, he made it more rigid, harsh, and militaristic.

But, according to Gibney, Apple dumbed it down, made it more rigid, and film-makers deserted it.

Target executives repeatedly told the store's 250 hourly employees that no union was needed and that the union would make work rules more rigid and make it harder for Target to compete.

Furthermore, overvaluing ideas makes us more likely to hold on to them, which in turn makes us more rigid to new and potentially contradictory evidence that might tell us to go in a different direction.

This in turn makes people more rigid in matters that give them comfort – for example, matters to do with religion and freedom of belief.

Forcing wages higher and making contracts more rigid (another of the Labour leader's plans) puts that at risk.

Political union, he now thinks, may even work against monetary union if it is founded on a model that would make economies more rigid.