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.
Peptides with rather rigid turn sequences like the TRPZ3 (1) with DPro residue (47) at the turn will experience a much smaller accessible conformational space in the unfolded state than peptides with more flexible turns.
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.
Flagella behaved as linear torsion springs for roughly half a revolution, but became much more rigid when turned beyond this point in either direction.
Hence, extending the existing rigid algorithms to the non-rigid scenario turns out to be a far more challenging task than it appears to be.
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".
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.
Stryker tinkered with a rubber heel to protect the sole of walking casts and experimented with a rigid frame for turning bed-bound victims with spinal injury [ 45, 53].
This article is devoted to the mathematical modeling of vibration resistance of non-rigid shaft linear turning.
Shocked, but also sympathetic, we share in financial scandal and sexual farce, turning the rigid oughts and ought nots of life upside down for a couple of hours.
