Sentence examples for rigid designs from inspiring English sources

Several airship designers told me that rigid designs like Pasternak's are expensive, heavy, and considered old-school.

Rykiel's boutique offered a fresh alternative to many of the more rigid designs of the time, and in the early Seventies she pioneered clothes with exposed seams, and no hems or linings.

The associations split into flexible versus rigid designs and also into fixed versus switchable ones.

In addition, highly flexible supramolecular platforms like rotaxanes and polymers have been proposed as challenging alternatives to more rigid designs.

Cognitive effects of second generation antipsychotics (SGAs) are indicated in efficacy studies but the generalizability of the results may be limited by rigid designs and selected samples.

However, with the rigid designs and criteria in regulatory driven trials, effectiveness in the clinical practice setting may not be sufficiently predicted by these studies, leading to frustrations from individual practitioners.

I asked him what he thought of Pasternak's buoyancy-control system, COSH, and the rigid design.

4 stars King of Shaves Woman Azure £4.99 each, Boots Nice razor, but the rigid design means it's better for legs than armpits.

The original Zeppelins were based on a rigid design in which separate gas-tight compartments were surrounded by a metal frame covered with a non-airtight fabric.

A rigid design is one hard to change, i.e., one change causes a sequence of changes in other modules.

A fragile design is a design that breaks in many places when changed; this one is highly related to a rigid design.