I'd been teaching at a few Japanese junior and senior high schools that year where the boys wore the very same jackets to class each day, with their formal high-necked collars and rigid lines projecting a sense of adolescent duty and conformity.
The variety of the themes and flexibility of the didactic objectives, in comparison with other rigid didactic projects, increased the chances to engage the students and to stimulate their different knowledge and motivation.
In such moments, we fail to hold both "good" and "bad" feelings -- we continue to split and project rigid notions of "good" versus "bad," "masculine" versus "feminine," "straight" versus "gay".
Therefore, decision makers are able to compare rigid and flexible projects based on reliable predictions.
But because the show is a bouncier, looser project, less rigid with moral righteousness, it's more fun; for all its flaws, it's an overstuffed page-turner — if you don't like one plot, another will be along in a minute or two.
Ftorek, rigid and not communicative, projected palpable tension last spring when his top-seeded team was eliminated in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs.
The force measurements show that, in the 6- and 7-repeat versions of DC-SIGNR, stable tetramers form a rigid neck region that projects the CRDs away from the membrane, ensuring strong, multivalent adhesion to the target membrane.
Neither should you make the project sound too rigid, as your description may not appeal to the one person who might have taken it on.
Maybe Murphy is right in shunning labels; he voraciously commandeers ideas from all directions, without an apparent set of rigid underlying principles to guide him from project to project.
