The more rigid, fact-driven Russian system, by contrast, relies on "fear and pressure", meted out by older, Soviet-trained teachers.
Based on these comparisons, the tendency of CNWs to interconnect with one another through strong hydrogen bonding confirmed the formation of a three-dimensional rigid percolating network, fact which imparted an excellent mechanical stability to the entire structure at such low filler contents.
In fact, rigid control of anything is about to face the sunset.
We tend to think in categories, to imagine that distinctions between individuals and aesthetics can be rigid, when in fact it is the other way around.
We show that certain tight Euclidean t-designs are non-rigid, and in fact satisfy a stronger form of non-rigidity which we call strong non-rigidity.
We shall take the facts to be the possible situations (Suszko defines a non-rigid notion of fact, but we will use the one just defined).
He argued that Esquire was, in fact, "less rigid" in its portrayal of women than women's magazines.
The warm, sensitive man of her dreams is in fact a rigid, crew-cut, fetish-ridden compulsive who's never gotten over being expelled from the Citadel.
Clinical trials also showed that gastrointestinal tracts in the patient group with FGIDs were in fact more rigid than those in the control group without FGIDs (p < 0.05).
We further generalize the combinatorial curvature to α-curvature and prove that it is also globally rigid, which is in fact a generalized Bowers Stephenson conjecture [6].
The major advantage of 3D DIC over the 2D analysis is the fact that rigid body motions can be calculated from the original pixel registration and thus can be subtracted.
