Sentence examples for rigid boundary from inspiring English sources
"The Congress" sets up a rigid boundary between life and art, and sees art as suspect.
The solid artifice of identity that made for a public face arose from the rigid boundary between public and private life, a boundary that's now somewhere between permeable and transparent.
Rigid boundary conditions were assumed for all models.
While generally accurate and certainly useful for pedagogical purposes, no rigid boundary separates the parts.
Two-phase bubble collapse near a rigid boundary (where a highly viscous third phase approximates the rigid boundary) is considered as validation of the method.
Two distinguished cases are solved: the rigid boundary condition and the pressure-release boundary condition.
They erect clear and rigid boundaries separating themselves from their enemies.
Every nightmarish international conflict from this dark summer arises from disputes over rigid boundaries.
Sklar allowed them to develop distinct personalities within the rigid boundaries of short records, commercials, jingles and contest promos.
Conard's is a very defended, coherent worldview that has rigid boundaries that he has worked hard to define.
"The Disaster Artist" remains superficial, anecdotal, insubstantial, and utterly disingenuous, a work of calculation whose rigid boundaries, exclusions, omissions, simplifications, and sentimentalizing are the secret to its success.
