Sentence examples for rigidly implemented from inspiring English sources

This term implies that the gaits observed are not rigidly implemented into the neural structures (different to the assumption of Steingrube et al. 2010) but can be characterized as emergent properties (corresponding results have been found for crayfish walking, Cruse and Müller 1986).

Policy implementation fluctuates in a particular policy area; sometimes policies are implemented rather loosely and passively, while at other times, policies are implemented very rigidly in campaign-like styles.

However, because the microEEG is wireless and small enough to be rigidly attached to the patient, for example on the head using a headband or on an electrode cap, it can be implemented with very short electrode wires.

The method we present is capable of implementing information transfer without any rigidly controlled architecture – fragments are simply introduced into an "arena" which consists of a large area of gel illuminated with a uniform light level – controlled at a level close to the sub-excitable threshold.

Irish legislators had to negotiate rigidly defined gender roles, strict moral codes and contradictory sexual behaviour when implementing welfare policy in the early decades of the twentieth-century.

External resource integration in open innovation: During the process of implementing its open innovation strategy, Haier utilized the relevant mechanisms mentioned in Open innovation business model section (on how to manage external resources), rather than rigidly negotiating with external resources case by case.

But 'lawyer' does not apply rigidly.

We requested that half of the identified group be physicians but did not enforce this rigidly.

It is not a rigidly defined group.

Virtually immobile, the eye is rigidly encased.

American public schools are rigidly secular.