The more rigid working patterns involved in manual employment have previously been associated with greater perceived difficulty in accessing healthcare, particularly for optional, preventive health services [ 21, 58].
Other practical resources that may impact on the ability of disadvantaged groups to negotiate health services include more rigid patterns of working life [ 47].
In later work more rigid foams were generated using polyurethane [27] or polystyrene [28], 3D dry foams were obtained with a connectivity and pattern directly related to the bubble density (determined by the liquid: gas ratio and net flow rate) and drying period (Fig. 14).
Target executives repeatedly told the store's 250 hourly employees that no union was needed and that the union would make work rules more rigid and make it harder for Target to compete.
As an engineer from GridPoint recently told TechCrunch, flexible thin-film solar panels can be installed in where more rigid, heavier options won't work.
And Europe's overall web of regulations and job protections makes the labor market more rigid and less accommodating to part-time work — which is the kind of work that mothers, especially, tend to want.
This strategy works well for more rigid tissue such as epidermis, but results in a motion-blurred mosaic when used on deformable tissue or targets with free-moving debris.
Skilled would-be migrants will be assessed by means of a points system which, while it may not much alter the current criteria for judging who gets a work permit, will be more rigid and bureaucratic.
Our approach contrasts sharply with more rigid conventional approaches in which these two modules work independently and in sequence.
This has introduced a more rigid handling of jobs that could affect the work environment.
