Sentence examples for making it rigid from inspiring English sources

It follows that while the intension of the description 'the number of planets' picks out a different number at certain different possible worlds, the intension of 'the @(number of planets)' picks out 8 at every world (making it rigid).

In this arrangement, called unit-body (or unibody) construction, the steel body shell is reinforced with braces that make it rigid enough to resist the forces that are applied to it.

Farthingale, underskirt expanded by a series of circular hoops that increase in diameter from the waist down to the hem and are sewn into the underskirt to make it rigid.

The base is reinforced to make it rigid, so the body can be carried.

The HS element is designed to analyze elasto-plastic Kirchhoff plates and is characterized by the linear assumption of the displacement field which makes it rigid in bending, and by the hypothesis of constant moments on the area surrounding each node.

Things like glass and metal can be melted down and reused, but when you "recycle" a plastic bottle the amount of new plastic that has to be added in to make it rigid again effectively negates the whole process.

In the case of liana-scratch, affordances might include the fact that pushing/pulling on a liana makes it rigid, more like a growing tree-trunk that the body can be rubbed against.

In a second, they removed the wing's ability to twist as it flaps, effectively making it flat and rigid.

Comparing ZDB and FAWN [8], the size of an item can only be 4 making it to be rigid not to provide options to tune the performance of the key-value store.

These amino acid residues are hydrophilic or small, where Pro is special due to its fixed and rigid structure making it suitable to reverse the direction of a protein chain.

"My overnight bag is made from a very supple leather so it's not rigid, making it suitable for men and women," says the leather goods designer Kendall Conrad, who created the handsome Viajero duffel at her husband's request.