Sentence examples for more rigid but from inspiring English sources

She also switched to using longer, more rigid but faster men's skis in every race, a daring change.

Higher cross-linking density hindered the movement of the chain segments and made the cross-linked matrix more rigid but brittle, which resulted in higher modulus and lower strain.

Men may try to control their anxiety by becoming more rigid, but living in a constant state of "if you want it done right you have to do it yourself" leaves little time for life's joys.

Comparison of the dynamic mobility of each structure corroborated this; the proline mutant has lower atomic B-factors and hence a more rigid, but still functional, structure.

The needles used in interventional microadhesiolysis are thicker than IMS needle (diameter 0.30 0.35 mm) and more rigid, but have flexibility.

ABS pipes are easier to install than PVC, and are tougher and more rigid, but are also more likely to warp or deform in the sun.

It is possible that P450 4A11 has a much more rigid site, but this is also a matter of speculation.

"Conservatives are supposed to be more rigid and less sophisticated, but they liked even the more complex humor".

A lighter but more rigid aluminum cradle holds the new double-wishbone suspension in front, and the revised four-link rear setup is lighter and stiffer, too.

This "agile" approach was meant to avoid problems created by more rigid project management - but appears to have created problems of its own.

Now, the new manufacturing process is fantastic, and guarantees a more rigid and durable frame, but if something should happen to it… well, either you're hammering it out or you're paying for a whole new "brick".