Sentence examples for rigidly excluded from inspiring English sources
UNDER segregation, black women were so rigidly excluded from good jobs that 60% of those who were employed in 1940 worked as maids.
Many at least must have been dimly conscious that the experience was momentous, and as they invaded the sacred precincts, from which hitherto they have been so rigidly excluded, sometimes arm in arm with the hitherto privileged male, they must have felt that it was something more than a polling-booth they were entering – that it was a new world.
In order to avoid detecting false positives by cell duplets containing GFP+ BMDC and TLEC that would appear as CD31+/Podoplanin+/GFP+ triple-positive, such events were rigidly excluded by forward scatter pulse width (data not shown).
The principle of not fettering one's discretion "directs attention to the attitude of the decision-maker, preventing him from rigidly excluding the possibility of any exception to that rule or policy in a deserving case".
Another significant difference is that in many parts of the Asia-Pacific region, because culture has not always been considered to be rigidly separate from science, myths were not excluded from developments in the understanding of natural phenomena in the way that they were in many other parts of the world [13].
Progress began when Donald Fehr, who had rigidly maintained that the union had no mandate to work for the excluded players, retired as the executive director, to be replaced by Michael Weiner, its former counsel.
Mixed-heritage people have historically been excluded from full participation in European American society, where racial notions are so rigidly fixed.
We took the view that applying quality criteria rigidly would be likely to exclude relevant studies that had failed to comply with a particular reporting regime.
Hereto a manually segmented brain mask, which excludes a.o. the cerebellum, eyes and skull, is non-rigidly registered to the T1-weighted image using Elastix [ 28].
