Sentence examples for rigid atmosphere from inspiring English sources
Our brains don't make connections in a rigid atmosphere because there is too much pressure and too much influence from others in the group.
"The rigid social atmosphere back then was the real reason I couldn't go to the concert.
The school's rigid educational atmosphere was reflected in its long history as a former Cistercian monastery (1137 1540), with buildings that included a 12th century Romanesque chapel and a 13th century Gothic church.
The conference, held in a different European or North American country each year, is conducted in an atmosphere of rigid secrecy.
As it touched Nishida's early years, this "modernization" came in the form of both a rigid, often oppressive school atmosphere that demanded obeisance to the emperor, and a liberating exposure to the progressive ideas of the Japanese "Enlightenment" that had introduced western philosophy to Japan.
A boundary integral equation method is described for the prediction of the acoustic field due to a point source in a homogeneous quiescent atmosphere, above a homogeneous rigid porous half-space containing a smooth rigid obstacle.
But Vermeil also did not run from the characterization that he might have created an atmosphere that was too rigid.
For young people from small towns, unfamiliar with city life, the atmosphere can arouse a rigid defensiveness, said Mughees-uddin Sheikh, a dean at the University of the Punjab in Lahore, Pakistan's second-largest city.
"Their showmanship is very awkward because they have lived in a rigid society and their stage attitude reflects that social atmosphere," he said.
Turbulent atmosphere, gusts, and manoeuvres significantly excite aircraft rigid body motions and structural vibrations, which leads to reduced ride comfort and increased structural loads.
