Sentence examples for rigidly high from inspiring English sources

Patient representatives have expressed dismay at the decision, blaming the NHS for failing to fully assess the benefits of some drugs, and pharmaceutical companies for maintaining rigidly high prices.

The fracture fragment was rigidly attached to a high-precision x-, y-, z-translation stage (Model M-460A-xyz; Newport, Irvine, CA) by a brass rod connected to a high-precision rotation stage (Model M-UTR-80; Newport).

One particularly critical issue is how to hold an exchangeable tool rigidly during high-speed rotations.

He says the Home Office is rigidly elitist about higher education, and likely to be unaware of the potential impact of such a policy on some of Britain's most famous institutions.

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The gauge head is a closed-loop controlled mechanism comprising a contact force probe that is rigidly attached to a high bandwidth linear translator.

The particles form a random arrangement at high volume fraction rigidly held in space (including the case of an equilibrium packing in mechanical contact).

Patients will be rigidly immobilized to ensure a high repositioning accuracy of the tumor region and adjacent structures for PT/HIT.

The anode coil was prepared by anodic oxidation of the titanium coil, which leads to the formation of vertically aligned, titanium dioxide, nanotube arrays that exhibit a high photocatalytic activity and are rigidly attached to the titanium wire.

It introduces high-accuracy and lightweight devices, rigidly places all tracking instruments with full calibration, and upgrades the carrying harness to make it more wearable.

Pope Francis has warned Catholic bishops against sticking too rigidly to doctrine, marking the end of a high-level summit on the family at the Vatican that saw the church hierarchy approach a more open attitude towards divorcees.