Sentence examples for rigid classification from inspiring English sources

The automotive and aerospace industries employ rigid classification systems to describe all the ingredients in the product and key performance requirements.

This new approach allows a less rigid classification for carbonate rock masses, taking into account the local properties of the outcrops, the site conditions and the type of engineering work as well.

He also has problems with rigid classification and definition in terms of genus and species when it comes to aesthetics.

It is important to note the authors did not present the classes as a rigid classification, but as a starting point to analysis of experience.

Think of American art less as a rigid classification and more of a starting point for a conversation – about globalisation and technology, about immigration and identity, about where the country is going and with whom.

Success rate 1 year after surgery was comparable with identical data in the TE group and five successes and three failures in the mdS group (p = 0.13) Using the more rigid classification at the last visit with IOP ≤15 mmHg as limit, 12 (75%) TE patients achieved a success compared to 33838%) in the mdS group.

Some artists manage to escape the show's rigid classifications.

These values do not necessarily have to be in conflict, if only we can envision a system of land management that looks beyond rigid classifications.

Some point to ancient religious texts, others to rigid classifications of more local definitions of community and identities by British imperial administrators.

This approach was deemed to be in keeping with the principle that "the broad language of the anti-fraud provisions" should not be "circumscribed by fine distinctions and rigid classifications," such as those that prevailed under the common law.

Because the various types of prayer are connected and permit a flow from one type to another, it is difficult to conceive of them in terms of rigid classifications.