Sentence examples for rigid codified from inspiring English sources
Established in the nineteenth century and with rigid, codified rules specifying the hand-construction of the world's most expensive clothing, haute couture hangs heavy with its own legacy.
But there are risks in codifying any rigid approach to natural resource access.
First, despite the codified, litigious, and rigid procedures commonly used in EIA, lead agencies will often accept well-reasoned, scientifically grounded public health arguments as justification to expand the scope of an EIA.
Rather than suggest a set of rigid rules, we aim to codify principles by which investigators, reviewers, and readers of the primary literature can evaluate the suitability of different experimental designs for measuring different aspects of biological rhythms.
By the Postclassic, this had been codified into a much more rigid system closely resembling that of Japanese, in which a well-defined syllabary can supplement or even replace logograms.
PAGE C1 Language Barriers on Stage "Outside People," Zayd Dohrn's smart but slight comedy drama about an American in Beijing, derives humor from the dislocations caused by the meeting of two distinct cultures: the comparatively above-board American way of being and the more codified and coded behaviors practiced in a country where unspoken but rigid rules hold sway.
Eating schedules were codified.
Tamping is also codified.
A bunker mentality is codified by law.
It clearly codified trademark protective measures.
