Sentence examples for rigid values from inspiring English sources

I remember thinking that he was a good person, a fair person, a better person than I was with my rigid values and unwavering commitment to liberal politics.

The book is a gossipy kind of Bildungsroman, a coming of age that involves a rejection of all of the rigid values he was born into, and their replacement with a freewheeling set all of his own.

We are as inflexible as possible in worryingly fluid situations and quickly scared people face other scared people in self-perpetuating battles between rigid values.

The prolific images conjure good and evil, innocence and corruption, violence and tranquility in nightmarish detail, with Darger himself situated somewhere between the rigid values of religion and the wild terrain of the imagination.

In real world application, the preference goal for each objective function is an interval bound not a rigid value so that the problem becomes a fuzzy goal optimization problem.

Since these three parameters are fixed values, we can estimate the corresponding single-frequency signal amplitude value S L (k) by finding the value at the scattering point of the rigid body, and the frequency value of the single-frequency signal can be estimated by k 0 so that we can estimate the single-frequency signal corresponding to the rigid body scattering point.

However, Hothorn and Oberdoerfer [ 8] later described this fixed value method as rigid and not reflecting the difference in variability between analytes, and stated (p. 131) that "In practice, the best approach is the definition of component-specific safety ranges proportional to the component-specific variance of the non-transgenic concurrent control grown in the same field trials".

The people in the crowd seem like they showed up more for the symbolic acknowledgement of their own up-from-nothing narratives, their rigid Christian values, than for Ben Carson, Protector of the Republic and the Sanctity of Human Life.

The crowd seems like it showed up more for the symbolic acknowledgement of their own up-from-nothing narratives, their rigid Christian values, than it did Ben Carson, Protector of the Republic and the Sanctity of Human Life.

However, when cultured on less rigid matrices (values comparable with normal brain tissue), the glioma cells appeared rounded and failed to productively migrate, similar to the rigidity-dependent cell lines described in our studies.

Geographical barriers may create clusters of groups, holding rigid traditional values and cultural practices [ 25, 30].