Sentence examples for rigid arrangements from inspiring English sources

For years, the conventional wisdom has been that Franklin was badly misused at Columbia, forced to contend with rigid arrangements, unnecessary effects, and tired standards.

Somewhere after making his debut – alongside Pharrell Williams – in Surrounded by Idiots, Timbaland got the keys to a proper studio to hone his craft, and this 1996 track is his real coming-out – a raunchy, horndogging, lowrider of a track that takes the comfy porch-step beats of early 90s rap and straightens them out, placing them into rigid arrangements with plenty of space between everything.

The proposed method is to connect two cables with each other and to place two cables in close and rigid arrangement.

In comparison to the uncoordinated heteroaromatic L1 and L2, the Cd coordination polymers show slightly red-shifted luminescence spectra of significantly higher intensity due to the more rigid arrangement of the π systems.

A 2.95 Å structure of n1α carrying splice insert SS#3 in LNS4 reveals that SS#3 protrudes as a loop and does not alter the rigid arrangement of repeat II.

A computational study based on molecular mechanics shows a rigid arrangement of the organic molecules in form of helices of dimers within the AFI structure, and suggests a direction of the fluorinated molecules towards the incorporation of magnesium atoms in the framework.

Noteworthy, BID-α6 binding was found to induce formation of an LC phase characterized by a close packing and rigid arrangement of the lipids that probably have an almost vertical orientation.

The wide spacing between the binding sites in mannose-binding protein trimer and their rigid arrangement means that although they are able to engage with repetitive sugar structures on surfaces of bacteria and fungi, they probably cannot adapt well to the spacing of glycans on the arrays.

The need for offices, supervisors and rigid employment arrangements diminishes.

Both countries had rigid currency arrangements that gave them no possibility for running expansionary monetary policies during the recession.

But grasping the momentum of 'never again,' The National Firearms Agreement banned semi-automatic rifles and shotguns and pump-­action shotguns, and brought in rigid licensing arrangements.