The railways need to be as flexible and responsive as possible to the shipper's requirements and not be setting a rigid supply side position.
But all previous simple rules, from the gold standard to rigid money-supply targets, broke down.
The duration of your work relationship is important, as is whether it is full or part time, professional credentials, flexible vs. rigid hours, who supplies tools and supplies, expense reimbursements and more.
Irvine-based Charlton supplies rigid (memory holding) discs to makers of electronic equipment.
The rigid board symbolises the supply side.
After the Civil War, the United States adopted a gold standard, but without a central bank, the amount of money in circulation was fixed according to the available supply of gold — a rigid structure that the economy was outgrowing.
Principles of treatment include anatomic reduction, rigid fixation, enhancement of blood supply, and restoration of articular congruity.
Ropes with rigid loops (NF-L) may supply refuges for spat from predators and therefore, enhance the recruitment of larger individuals, although other factors like size selective settlement could play a significant role in this result.
The company is portrayed here, some egregious missteps aside, as possessing an honorable if rigid corporate culture that seeks to supply a product (unlike tobacco companies, to which it is often compared) that a functioning society actually must have.
The real threat of disruption to supplies comes from a rigid oligopolistic market structure and a short-termist mindset among industry leaders.
