Sentence examples for more rigid structure from inspiring English sources
Seven bridges are present in more than 25% of the molecular dynamics (MD) simulation sol_dimer, but this number is multiplied by 3 in the dimer of dimers simulations, where the size of the solute is multiplied by 2. The water bridges thus appear in presence of a more rigid structure and may induce this rigidity.
Of course, there are some industries where a more rigid structure is essential.
This contributed to increase their elastic modulus, which is inherent to a more rigid structure.
2001 ZO6 COUPE (C5, 1997-2004) HighSportierier driving dynamics, a more rigid structure and thunder under the hood to match the lightning of its styling.
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.
The branching functionality of the micelles played an important role in the solubilization process: for copolymers of similar composition, the solubilization capacity and rate were lower for higher generations, presumably due to the more rigid structure of the molecules.
One would expect the degree of relaxation to be largely determined by the rigidity of the structure; more rigid structures are expected to display smaller deformations.
A quasi-steady theory-based assessment indicates that the intermittency results in amplifying extremes of the wind-induced response and exhibits higher impact on relatively more rigid structures.
The rationale for conformationally restrained clusters is based on the expectation that more rigid structures would be less entropically penalized on binding to their counter-receptors.
Structural studies of mesophilic and thermophilic proteins showed that the latter need more rigid structures to compensate for increased thermal fluctuations.
Even so, Leonardo grasped the essential differences between the flexible, sail-like wings of hang-gliders and the more rigid structures that were to become the staple of sailplanes and powered aircraft.
