Nordic Games has stuck rigidly to the "if it ain't broke" principle for this release and the result is, yes, dependable and sensibly priced.
In the piece, dancers stand stationary, their elbows bent rigidly as if they are embarking upon a machinelike classroom exercise.
When we meet in the house he has just moved to in Sheffield – he previously lived in Chesterfield – he sits quite rigidly, as if stiffened by nerves.
Unlike most of the Fashion Week shows, where the seating is rigidly hierarchical (if you're not important, you are punished with a bad view), this one utilized the hugeness of the space, allowing everyone to see.
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.
Clearly the rule should not be too rigidly interpreted: if the rule gives a limit of 11 strata but 12 strata are defined, then 12 would be chosen.
She sat in a small courtyard on the hospital grounds, dressed in pink polyester, holding herself rigidly erect, as if a moment's relaxation might shatter her tentative calm.
Banks would hardly leave themselves recklessly exposed to the after-effects of a terrorist attack simply because they expected the Fed to come to the rescue.For a crucial moment, regulators everywhere turned a blind eye to rules for example, on solvency for insurers that would have caused chaos if rigidly enforced.
If that target were rigidly enforced (for example, if firms get no credit for energy efficiency), the Boston Consulting Group reckons that 50-60 gigawatts of renewable capacity would be needed, over and above current projections, by 2012.Clean-energy 2012.Clean-energying.
If work violated this rigidly defined decorum -- and if, in addition, it was messily inclusive and not just explicitly sexual but actually sexy -- the art world wasn't shocked, it was confused and embarrassed.
