In the Prairies, on the interior plains, the grid is much more regular, partly as a result of the topography and partly because a plan for the subdivision of the whole region was laid out before it was settled, and based rigidly on lines of latitude and longitude.
The further back you go, the more midcentury the disposition; at the back is a double-height living area and a rear facade made of rigidly geometric window panels based on those in the Los Angeles home of Charles and Ray Eames, the darlings of American modernism.
The segmented point cloud is registered first in a rigid manner and then by non-rigidly fitting the mesh, based on the Finite Element Method to model elasticity, and on geometrical point-to-point correspondences to compute external forces exerted on the mesh.
"By rigidly sticking to a prohibition based approach, the government also drives the sufferers of many diseases to illegally acquire cannabis, thus putting themselves as risk of prosecution simply for searching for pain relief," continues Lucas.
To our knowledge, this is the first study that investigates the influence of organic vs conventional agricultural management practices on a crop's metabolome based on a rigidly controlled long-term field trial and predictive statistics.
Based broadly but not rigidly on 'Pendleton's rules' for feedback [ 6, 7], each student first assesses their own performance for what they did well, and then the rest of the group add their comments.
Many of the older generation of critics based their decisions on aprioristic or rigidly analogical principles of elegance and propriety, while the canons of modern criticism are based on historical studies of language and style.
Maintaining the thermal comfort of building occupants is a challenge typically negotiated by air based heating and cooling systems that rigidly maintain supply air temperatures and humidity levels.
Franklin argues that work could be made less prescriptive in workplaces that are less rigidly hierarchical if we adopted more holistic practices based on the way women traditionally work in running households for example, or in caring for children.
