Sentence examples for more rigid of from inspiring English sources
The addition of filler will improve the composites to become more rigid of the composite.
The approximation of the microtubule cytoskeleton with the smaller number of more rigid chains of segments can be valid if the chains are sufficiently numerous to represent adequately the shapes of all microtubules in the cell (it is assumed that microtubules are not bundled).
Others complain of the malicious influence of the comparatively conservative, tribal north, pointing to the erasure of gains in women's rights and education made under socialist rule and the rising tide of more rigid brand of Islam.
The reduction of morphological complexity has been accompanied by the emergence of a more rigid order of sentence elements.
In the early 1960s Evangelisti reacted against some of the more rigid prescriptions of the total serialists, describing them as "dodecaphonic police", and started to include improvisation in his own works.
Rykiel's boutique offered a fresh alternative to many of the more rigid designs of the time, and in the early Seventies she pioneered clothes with exposed seams, and no hems or linings.
Ligand binding leads to a more rigid conformation of the LBD, which causes recruitment of coactivators and consequently transcription of target genes [197].
This energy transfer proves to be more efficient for [Er(fod)3(bath)] as a result of the bulkier and more rigid structure of bath diimide.
This more rigid conformation of PAHy is related both to the network of hydrogen bonds capable of stabilizing the overall structure and to the lower molecular weight with respect to PHEA.
Results indicated that gradient-array CCC and high-capacity FCPC can facilitate drug discovery efforts from complex natural products, increase reproducibility of separation schemes, and provide more rigid dereplication of previously isolated bioactive compounds.
That constant drive for data is all too typical in the age of No Child Left Behind, helping to replace a freely discovered love of language and story with a more rigid way of reading.
