Sentence examples for relatively more rigid from inspiring English sources

After adding COL.I/II, the layers became relatively more rigid and large aggregates were evident.

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 results reveal that PVP forms a loose film on silica whereas PVCap forms a relatively more rigid and compact film.

Male migrants were concentrated in both a smaller number of destination countries and in a smaller number of sectors than women were, suggesting relatively more rigid migration trajectories that encouraged economic specialisation.

The main idea in this paper originates from the conjecture that this dynamics is inherently akin to internal machining operation which also deals with compliant cutters (blades) but relatively more rigid workpiece (casing).

Could a society with a relatively more rigid gender divide have as a healthy approach to sex?

However, the large outer diameter and more rigid design of DLTs make them relatively harder to insert it through classic channeled blades.

The models help explain why European labor markets tend to be much more rigid than American ones, where people can move from job to job relatively easily, at least in good times.

She became more irresponsible and I became more rigid".

France has a more rigid naming culture than America.

Or, helplessly, you watch things become more rigid and cruel.