Rather than adhere to rigid Fourth Amendment "on/off" switches developed in the analog context, courts should take a more flexible approach that realistically reflects the privacy people expect in today's digital environment.
In addition, because the active sites of polyamine oxidases are appropriate for linear saturated substrates, the absence in BDB of the bulky and rigid second aromatic ring present in DBDB may result in better binding of the former in the active site.
The ritual of political humiliation follows a rigid protocol: first, the internal party investigation; second, expulsion from the party.
I was shocked rigid the first time I came across sexism".
These rigid rules first appeared in the 1930s, when the surveyor of St Paul's came up with a precise grid of heights around the cathedral to safeguard the panorama from the South Bank.
"Many healthcare workers are employed on fixed and rigid schedules first of all, then they get paid terribly," Tee explained.
Her Foxtrot looked a bit stiff and rigid at first - likely nerves -- but after a series of turns in which she kept her balance very well, she kind of let loose, went toward him shimmying her shoulders and really having fun with it, nerves were all gone.
Nevertheless, as CTPET requires two non-rigid registrations (first CT, followed by PET), non-rigid PET image registration is preferred.
D3o is a non-Newtonian liquid that goes from soft to rigid in seconds on impact.
The influence of several parameters was investigated, such as the concentration of the rigid LC second phase and the existence of regions of different orientation across the thickness of the material.
