Sentence examples for more rigid to from inspiring English sources

"More rigid to eliminate all the vibrations of the system," he said.

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

Infiniti says the extra pounds were added to make the coupe's chassis more rigid, to get its large doors to hang properly and to do be safer in side impact crashes.

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.

Unbranched xylan backbones tend to be more rigid due to the increased level of intramolecular hydrogen bonding among the xylose residues, and hence less soluble.

These studies convinced us that we should both narrow our therapeutic target to that of normoglycaemia (4.4 to 6.1 mmol/L) and implement more rigid guidelines to achieve this goal.

It is also desirable to conduct studies using more rigid methods to appreciate better diagnostic performance of the NAATs.

This effect could be the consequence of modifications in the cell wall, which would become shorter, thicker and more rigid due to the accumulation of xyloglucans, to counteract the additional gravitational force [ 66].

"The first effects of the proposed merger will be an even more rigid approach to interoperability of Skype services so to exclude competitors from the market," Mr. Galli wrote in the company's complaint.

These extremities, which are not completely visible in the isolated crystal structures due to their intrinsic disorder and flexibility, become more rigid due to a network of interactions between the two proteins when the complex is formed.

On the other hand, the cell wall of Gram-positive bacteria is much more rigid due to the presence of a thick peptidoglycan layer, which is superficial to the cell membrane hence a difference in activity observed.