Sentence examples for rigidly established from inspiring English sources
The fame this enabled was near universal: with fewer stars in circulation and a rigidly established pecking order, those at the top had almost blanket exposure.
A metazoan genome departs from the organization that appears rigidly established in other animal phyla.
He wrote that adults in leadership development experiences often have "deeply and rigidly established patterns which are difficult to change".
The form of the formula is exactly the same as that of rigidly connected steel frames that have been established in reference.
This method enabled the induction, or the drawing of ideas from information conveyed by participants, because it did not rigidly adhere to pre-existing constructs derived from established models or theories [ 11].
The geometry is established by the covalent structure of the glycosidic linkage, but not quite rigidly: the lack of any measurable O2 H stretching bandshift shows that the covalent linkage stretches slightly, slightly reducing the leverage for the O3′H···O5 hydrogen bond.
A three-dimensional (3D) numerical model basing on the thin layer element method and the flexible volume method was established for the computation of dynamic impedances and free-field vibrations of rigidly-capped pile groups embedded in saturated ground.
For all the obvious talent and taste on display, her set adhered too rigidly to the same quietly simmering groove, and after a while one wanted her to break the mood she had established by bursting out with a wail.
According to Elaine Sciolino, the American-born author of "La Seduction: How the French Play the Game of Life," the intricately, often rigidly formalized pursuit of pleasure constitutes France's "unofficial ideology, a guiding principle codified in everyday assumptions and patterns of behavior so well established and habitual that they are automatic".
