Sentence examples for rigid split from inspiring English sources

Given the way evolution happened, starting with the very simplest form of plant life, why is there a rigid split between animals and plant life, with no sort of halfway house as in, say, John Wyndham's (fictional) The Day of the Triffids?

That is, it does not contemplate a rigid split between means and goals.

Because of this rigid split between what is technical and what is ethical, normative commitment is essentially a source of constraints to a process that relies on strategies which are fundamentally alien to the ethical discourse.

When a fuel tank's rigid shell splits open on impact, the bladder inside stretches to absorb the impact without bursting.

Should they set "rigid" prices and split the market equally, or let the firm with the lowest cost supply most?

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".

To provide conformational flexibility, the Phe-tRNAPhe model was split into four rigid pieces, one for each arm of the tRNA.

The associations split into flexible versus rigid designs and also into fixed versus switchable ones.

Each titanium plate had three holes, and the semi-rigid fixation was done between split segments using titanium screws.

They were treated with bilateral sagittal split ramus osteotomies with rigid fixation.

To evaluate the ratio of soft tissue to hard tissue in bilateral sagittal split setback osteotomy with rigid internal fixation or wire fixation.