Sentence examples for rigidly built from inspiring English sources

Its planners decided that earlier new towns had been too rigidly built, with no flexibility or space for organic growth.

The engravers' camera, called a process camera, is a rigidly built machine designed to allow precise positioning of the lens and copyboard so as to provide control over the enlargement or reduction in size of the copy.

Because of the difficulties in predicting the number and types of adaptations that will occur over the life of a building, and the fact that flexible designs are more expensive, investors, to their own detriment, often build rigidly for current needs only.

The rigidly functionalist Maison Tristan Tzara, built in Montmartre, was designed following Tzara's specific requirements and decorated with samples of African art.

Some employees came from rigidly corporate-structured backgrounds, and others from startups built in incubator spaces.

The entire economy of the town is built on partying, so enforcing laws too rigidly is bad for business.

Lulu is rigidly heteronormative — only women can rate men — and it is built around a traditional gender binary.

Apple, he thus explained, is the anti Google – a company whose success is built on its lack of transparency and on its rigidly authoritarian organizational structures.

(It was built for a retired priest, probably one of the few people who could tolerate its rigidly symmetrical layout).

A novel revolving vane (RV-I) expander prototype, where the vane is rigidly attached to the rotor and the cylinder is allowed to move together with the rotor, has been built and studied experimentally.

But gazing at its luminous expanse of glass and concrete, with rigidly clean lines free of any decoration, I sensed what a stir it must have caused when first built.