Eliza (Claire Danes) — undernourished and filthy, peddling flowers near Covent Garden — is well aware that she is living on the bottom rung of Britain's rigid turn-of-the-century class system.
Based on the numerical analysis and the approximation theorem we can simulate the system and show that the bending vibration, the torsional vibration, the rigid turning angle, and the bending moment of the robot arm can be controlled in a short period of time.
To investigate the effects of different parameters on the biological activities of AMPs, a rational approach was adopted to design a series of short cationic α-helical peptides comprising the Ac-WxKyWxzzyKxWyK-NH2 sequence, where x: cationic residues (Arg or Lys), y: hydrophobic residues (Ala, Val, Ile or Leu), and zz: β-turn (rigid D-Pro-Gly turn or flexible Gly-Gly turn).
At one point the stiff-legged soldier even tilts into a circle of the rigid barrel turns of the sort used in razzle-dazzle ballet star turns.
But he turned rigid when the episode in Les Cayes was raised.
One former public official said that what the mayor presented to the public last week was "puritanical self-destruction" -- a rigid prosecutor "now turning on himself".
The boy turned rigid, endured the cuddle, then barked out at them, "I really don't like that!" "Jonah?" Martin said, sitting up.
In the postwar years, labor unions became greedy and rewarded themselves with feather-bedding and rigid work rules — turning much of the public against them.
At home, he felt uncomfortable, his body turning rigid as if locked in a suit of armor and his left hand shaking so violently that he often sat on it to keep it still.
It's just a moment, and I can't say for certain, but her face goes rigid and she turns her back on us, mounts the steps, and slams the door behind her.
