Jiao Zhonghua, a 26-year-old graduate student who was passing by Monday had a more comical take: "It looks rigid, stiff, especially the three buildings in the middle.
But his role has tended to be largely historical, that of acolyte, caretaker and overly rigid proselytizer, especially after Seurat's death, in 1891.
Dubost and Carette play a deliciously sly and comic cat-and-mouse game with the absurdly rigid Modot, especially during the after-dinner entertainment, a breathtaking sequence described by the critic Richard Roud as something from "a Marx brothers film scripted by a Feydeau who suddenly acquired a tragic sense".
The famous Book of the Prefect, a manual of government probably drawn up by the Byzantine emperor Leo VI in the year 900, provides a picture of an elaborate guild organization whose primary function was the imposition of rigid controls, especially for financial and tax-raising purposes, on every craft and trade in the city.
A flexible solution provides lower expected cost than stochastically optimal rigid solutions, especially valuable when required incident coverage rate is >95%.
On the other hand, it has been proven that Helmholtz resonators can be used to construct acoustic lenses with higher refraction index as compared to rigid cylinders, especially in low frequencies by utilizing their local resonances.
The structural analysis suggests that the Ub binding induces conformational arrangement of AT3-UIM12 to a more rigid structure, especially in the linker region.
Intraoral oblique ramus osteotomy with maxilla-mandibular fixation appears to be more favorable for TMJ than BSSO with rigid fixation, especially in patients with preoperative symptoms [ 24].
Labeled zip-close bags are a good option for a non-rigid container especially.
Such a trend can also be seen other parts of the world that have rigid labor markets, especially in Europe.
