Sentence examples for rigidly ordered from inspiring English sources

It claims to uncover (and also means to celebrate) the anarchy that percolates within a rigidly ordered institution, but is itself too disorderly to make the point in a suitably interesting or infuriating manner.

Shot with documentary realism, yet constructed with the carefully choreographed precision of a Swiss watch, this deftly blends life-and-death issues with down-to-earth drama to construct a portrait of good people driven apart by the clumsy mechanics of a rigidly ordered society.

Once rigidly ordered in phases, transportation projects have become more fluid, and designs are often still in flux as construction gets under way.

Striated muscle cells exhibit the paradoxical association of a rigidly ordered fine structure with the ability to adapt their size and contractile properties during growth and development, or in response to changes in their patterns of use.

Some AM proteins are NUPs: this suggests that for an appropriate control of apoptosis it may be useful that some proteins possess a malleable structure, endowing them with functional features not shown by other rigidly ordered proteins involved in death signalling [ 115, 116].

Another has been to try to rigidly order and compartmentalize that which is ambiguous or indeterminate.

A three-act dark comedy that is often likened to "Hamlet," it concerns the ideological conflict between a bohemian couple, who lead lives of cheerful unregulated licentiousness, and their young adult son, who comes home from college determined to impose a rigidly traditional order on the household.

These robots don't rigidly follow orders.

So everything, from the music volume (deafening, either to keep out old people or because if they can't actually talk, people will drink more) to the way in which staff are ordered to exude informality, is rigidly controlled.

In the ordered phase their prices changes are rigidly locked, but the entropy in their pricing is now very low.

So in early 2000 Garnier summoned his top researcher, Tadataka Yamada, an American just back from his Christmas skiing vacation in Colorado, and ordered the hard-driving health fanatic to tear down GSK's rigidly hierarchical research pyramid and reinvent from top to bottom the way the company discovered drugs.