"Our definition of family now expanding and blossoming, so it's not this rigid, fixed picture of what the family is," Rockwell intones via voiceover.
Our kids were naturally bored rigid by pictures of their mothers snorkelling in the Red Sea and sleeping out in the desert to watch sunrise over the pyramids, but those pictures are as close as they may get to Egypt for a while.
Within the rigid-band picture, E > 0 corresponds to the n-type doping, while E < 0 corresponds to the p-type doping.
Perhaps most excitingly, the fleet consists of nippy little 11-metre rigid inflatable boats, pictured, that each carry just 12 life-jacketed passengers and make the two-hour crossing something of an experience (though landlubbers will be relieved that the boats are fully enclosed and even centrally-heated).
Chuck Richards's technique is the kind of fanatic, careful, obsessive art-making that often leads to rigid formality and dead pictures.
By then the plaza tilts grotesquely, it threatens to spill all sense of proportion, scale and rigid control out of the picture plane and into the lap of the viewer.
The consistent criticisms of traditional credit scoring systems — they are rigid, static, limited in the picture they paint of financial well-being and closed off to many who find it confusing and challenging to build credit — are tied to a belief that the risk assessments of today are still rooted in an old paradigm of limited information.
The existence of this external modulation together with the rigid firing sequences paint a picture of 'cued false activation'.
Covariates were modeled for the conditions of interest (novel and familiar target stimuli, standard picture), the six rigid-body movement parameters determined from realignment, and a single constant representing the mean over scans.
