Sentence examples for rigid set of rules from inspiring English sources
Folded according to a rigid set of rules that had remained unchanged for generations, origami figures were usually flat and static.
Here progress is implied by a rigid set of rules concerning what can be done next, and reception of the next thing to do implies the preceding was completed by both ends.
Because auctions are essentially complex negotiations that occur within a fully defined and rigid set of rules, they can be analyzed by game theoretic models more accurately and completely than can most other types of market transactions.
Many Nets employees have complained in recent years about tension in the team's executive offices, with a number of workers chafing at what they perceive as a rigid set of rules.
Much of 19th-century thought defined a rigid set of rules with which to regulate armed conflict — the means — while devoting little if any consideration to the conflict's ends.
Ms. Baldrige, who stood 6 feet 1 inch tall and became known for her elegant silver hair, long contended that the heart of all etiquette was consideration for other people, rather than a rigid set of rules.
Techniques such as "extreme programming" or the "five-step capability maturity model" which require programmers either to work in pairs or to follow rigid sets of rules, can produce remarkably clean code first time round.But the disciplined approach is alien to the software industry's quick-and-dirty culture.
The regulated company was a corporation of merchants, each of whom traded on his own account but was subjected to a rigid set of common rules that regulated his operations within narrow limits.
Dancehall is actually governed by a rigid set of unwritten rules.
While the rigor of K-beauty is not for the faint of heart, it can also be simplified to a skincare philosophy, as opposed to a rigid set of products and rules to follow.
