Sentence examples for rigid version from inspiring English sources

A youthful and rigid version of the older man.

The Federal District Court in Detroit upheld the current undergraduate admissions program two years ago in a decision that found an earlier, more rigid version unconstitutional.

It's with this backstory that Gist Is begins to make sense: Hum, a hymn to love in the face of religious oppression, or Be A Girl, with its call for a less rigid version of masculinity.

For Powell, it is the rigid version of the gospel his father preaches, which is also the gospel of one of his crew members, Ora Howland, who believes that the landscape was etched in its permanence by God.

Mr. Shahzad, the youngest of four, was born into a new generation in the years after a military autocrat, Zia ul-Haq, began to inject a rigid version of Islam into Pakistan's education system.

The followers of Jacobus Arminius, a Dutch professor and theologian, rejected a rigid version of this belief and argued that humans are free to a limited extent to effect their own salvation; in contrast, the followers of Franciscus Gomarus, a Dutch theologian, upheld a particularly strict version.

In addition to the flexible weatherstripping materials sold in rolls, there are a number of rigid versions made of metal, wood or plastic.

The original rigid versions of the virtual structural similarity measures utilized in the evaluation tests (Fig. 2) were all commonly used measures.

These flexible virtual structural similarity measures are more feasible for describing the structural similarity of DS-related proteins than their conventional rigid versions (see Experimental Parameters Subsection for more information).

In the 1980s, Zeppelin decided to build an updated, semi-rigid version of its flagship called the Zeppelin NT, for "new technology".

In theory, if enough statites were created and deployed around their star, they would compose a non-rigid version of the Dyson shell mentioned below.