Sentence examples for rigid and less from inspiring English sources

Rico, obviously, is more rigid and less imaginative in his interpretation of language.

"Conservatives are supposed to be more rigid and less sophisticated, but they liked even the more complex humor".

A lack of female economists is, therefore, limiting debate, meaning a more rigid and less open discipline.

"It is a symptom of how Japanese society has lost its postwar dynamism and become more rigid and less democratic".

At a time of shifting populations and big changes in the fortunes of regions, the federal system is becoming more rigid and less responsive to local interests.

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.

Similarly, the images in Figure 6c,d,e,f of the 2-D cross-sections show a more rigid structure and less noisy artifacts due to misalignment.

The brady/hypokinesia scale took equal account of 12 items, each formulated from correlated observations (e.g. arm swing on more-rigid and less-rigid sides during walk).

This molecule is more rigid and much less active than AT1 non-peptide mimetic losartan probably because it lacks to mimic the orientation of tetrazole and the pharmacophore segments of butyl chain and imidazole ring.

Newt's brand of conservative 'idea generation' is designed, first and foremost, to get lots of attention - which it has - and to make the values we've held for generations seem stale, rigid, and somehow less exciting than the futuristic corporate oligarchy of tomorrow.

Micro-aqueous organic media have beneficial effects on enzymatic stability in synthesis reactions where the enzymes may become more rigid and thus less susceptible to conformational changes in the media [ 4].