Sentence examples for rigid enough for from inspiring English sources

Once inflated, each key is rigid enough for conventional typing.

Yet, the polymer is rigid enough for printing features in the sub-50-nm regime without lateral or roof collapse of the structures.

In order to keep this balance, the rigidity of the sclera and the cornea are essential, especially the sclera must be rigid enough for the eyeball to be rotated by powerful extraocular muscles adhering to the sclera.

It is mandatory that the implants are rigid enough for fixation of the spinal segments.

It just needs to be rigid enough to raise the costs for smugglers and render the activity unprofitable.

Because of the narrow medulla and the curvatures of the clavicle, the challenge is for the implant to be flexible and small enough to be able to pass through the narrow medullary canal and also to be rigid enough to offer the stability needed for the clavicle.

His MGM contract was rigid enough to require the studio's written consent for his weekly radio shows, as well as any benefit or similar appearances he made; radio offered less restrictions, more creative control and a higher salary.

The nylon mesh was rigid enough to prevent soil from different compartments mixing during establishment and for the duration of the experiment.

"Pretty much any chocolate rigid enough.

Ideally, that something should be flexible enough to be realistic, but rigid enough to resist abuse.

That contrasts with another potential approach: making the bridge structures large enough, and rigid enough, to resist movement.