Such approaches tend to be rigid with respect to changing needs, technologies, devices and algorithms for example, when additional compression algorithms are needed or attached devices are changed large parts of software applications employing those techniques and interfacing with those devices must be modified to accommodate the change.
Clumps are rigid with respect to one another and are only able to influence each other's positions, not their size or shape.
For each domain and interface with an atomic model, the beads representing a structured region were kept rigid with respect to each other during configurational sampling (i.e., rigid bodies).
The probe itself should resemble the host matrix molecules as closely as possible to favour intercalation and cause minimal disruption to the phase, and the SP fragment itself must be orientationally rigid with respect to the discotic core.
Consequently, wages during recessions also become "rigid" (inflexible) with respect to performance.
As a result, wages during recessions also become "rigid" (inflexible) with respect to performance.
He maintains that designators are rigid only with respect to a sortal: 'David' is statue-rigid, always referring to the same statue, while 'Lumpl' is lump-rigid, always referring to the same lump.
In this work, the double circular tubes, whose bottom is the boundary condition, while at the top, is the impacted rigid wall; with respect to the axis of the tubes.
It is found that (i) the adsorption isotherm results of these two models are close to each other, suggesting that n-alkane model behaves mostly as rigid molecules with respect to adsorption although the isotherm for longer chain n-hexane is better described by the flexible molecular model (ii) the isotherms agree very well with the experimental data at least up to two layers on the surface.
Compute the orientation of the mobile rigid body with respect to the joint coordinate system.
