In essence, motors with greater intra-motor torsional strain (rigid lever) experience a larger inter-motor tension per step and hence lose their competitive edge on 2D networks.
A serious difficulty is encountered in the above represented interpretation of geometry in that the rigid body of experience does not correspond exactly with the geometrical body.
Similarly, rigid connections do experience some degree of joint deformation and this can be utilized to reduce the joint design moments.
However, Shin and LaFave (2004) argued that the joint regions are not fully rigid and may experience some shear deformations that can contribute to global deformation.
Seimetz and Kerrigan are skillful and inspired artists, but in "The Girlfriend Experience" the rigid format of serial television dominates their artistry.
And there are plenty of references to academic research on the evident effect laughing can have on patients: reducing stress, helping people challenge unhelpfully rigid thinking, sharing an experience with others, even boosting pain tolerance and immunity.
Often speaking here more as a pastor than as the vicar of Christ, he emphasizes moral sincerity over dogma, an understanding of the complexities of the world and individual experience over rigid doctrine.
He and his supporters base their views not, they say, on rigid orthodoxy but on experience gleaned from the disaster of hyperinflation and the success of adhering to a hard-money path.
The pay of American public-school teachers is not based on any measure of performance (the NEA opposes merit pay); instead, it is determined by a rigid formula based on experience and years of schooling, factors that Mr Podgursky calls "massively unimportant" in deciding how well students do.The uniform pay scale invites what economists call adverse selection.
Existing schemes are largely run based on the rule-of-thumb and field experience, with rigid timetables and itinerary plans.
