A dark gray char takes over, and in death the bodies go rigid, as if frozen.
Georgia is still chronically unstable, while Azerbaijan's political system is frozen rigid by the Machiavellian 77-year-old president, Heidar Aliev.
After ten minutes in a blizzard at -30C she recalls having to use a hair dryer to remove her clothes, which had frozen rigid.
The latter can be either real, or conformational, i.e. constrained as a result of conformational restrictions, or, when fundamentally achiral molecules adopt rigid conformations when "frozen" in the solid state "pseudo-chirality".
A sleepless night spent rigid on the frozen ground inside the lávvu is instantly forgotten as dawn brings a group of fearless reindeer snuffling up to the tents, curious and hungry.
Playing a role, like taking a rigid moral position, freezes the mind.
Like water permeating seemingly imperious rock and freezing, rigid control as a governance model is doomed: isolation barely works in a world that is warm and wet, and fails miserably in the cooler climes of cyber.
The six-membered piperidine ring in the design may freeze the rigid chair conformations and the relative stereochemistry of the substituents may in effect direct the complex formation with DNA/RNA by sequence-specific nucleobase recognition.
THE 1950's, as portrayed in this study of the decade's films, are not the era that has been parodied, sentimentalized and frozen into rigid position over the years by conventional wisdom.
I know that you and Gerald are one & it is hard to separate one of you from the other, in such a matter for example as the love and encouragement you chose to give to people who were full of life, rather than to others, equally interesting and less exigent, who were frozen into rigid names.
