Sentence examples for rigid character from inspiring English sources

He or she is less notable for having a rigid character than for having a smooth personality.

His son Philippe speaks Dutch as well as French but has a more prickly and rigid character that will make mediation even more difficult.

The protagonist, Okonkwo, emerges as a heroic but rigid character, whose fear of appearing weak leads him to act harshly towards his wives and children and to participate in the sacrifice of a young hostage from another village.

The humic acids generally exhibited a hydrophobic and rigid character.

A similar implicit indexicality is found in the theoretical specification of kind terms, which explains their rigid character also.

The oxygen permselectivity (α=PO2/PN2) increased and the oxygen permeability (PO2) decreased as galvinoxyl units increased, owing to the rigid character of galvinoxyl moiety.

Further, the length-rigid character (presence of similar sized members) was enhanced in the 5- > 10% bin, and length-deviant character (presence of members with varying lengths) was found for a small group of nine superfamilies only.

In "Sovereign," the final chapter of Mac Rogers's rollicking "Honeycomb Trilogy," the downtown actress Ms. Cheek replaces Becky Byers as Ronnie, the forceful, ruthless human leader, transforming what had been a rigid, steely character in Part 2 ("Blast Radius") into a seductive force of nature.

Secondly, we design the object's 3D motion model based on the object's rigid motion character under the two reference frames.

The construction of a duplicated surface is discussed along with some new methods based on a rigid body character.

This is not a radical departure from Horkheimer's earlier critique of science, since, for example, in "Notes on Science and the Crisis," he objects to the rigid, mechanistic character of the scientific method.