A lack of female economists is, therefore, limiting debate, meaning a more rigid and less open discipline.
The American political system built on checks & balances and separation of powers required political parties that were less rigid and more open to compromise.
There were 100 flowers made of stainless steel so they're rigid and couldn't open.
In neural interface platforms, cultures are often carried out on a flat, open, rigid, and opaque substrate, posing challenges to reflecting the native microenvironment of the brain and precise engagement with neurons.
In Buber's cyclical conception of the history of religions, the revelation of presence mixes into and animates the living and lived forms of historical religion (institutions, texts, rituals, images, and ideas), becoming over time ossified and rigid and object-like, but structurally open to the force of renewal based on new forms of encounter as revelation.
Within the company, Mr. Moynihan gets credit for prying open Bank of America's rigid and top-down corporate culture and pressing the flesh with clients.
"The commitment of the 'Commonweal Catholic,' " he wrote, "was and is to a church that was open and pluralistic, not rigid and authoritarian, a church that was a visible manifestation of Jesus' presence in the world".
According to the Chasles's theorem and Mozzi's theorem, both finite motion and instantaneous motion of a rigid body can be regarded as a rotation about an axis followed by a translation long that axis, as shown in Figures 1 and 2. Open image in new window Figure 1 Finite motion of a rigid body Open image in new window Figure 2 Instantaneous motion of a rigid body.
Closed-cell insulation is rigid and dense, with a higher R-Value than open-cell.
