Sentence examples for rigidly precise from inspiring English sources

As New Year's Eve telecasts go, this one was not exactly a tightly planned, rigidly precise, Ryan Seacrest-style affair.

Though the meeting could at times be rigidly precise, it had moments of spontaneity (like when Brian Michael Bendis, the author of Marvel's Avengers, New Avengers and Ultimate Spider-Man series, observed that an enigmatic writer named TBD "has got a lot of books" assigned).

These solutions to perceived needs are so rigidly constructed and precise that, like so many things on the web, their life is just a countdown to irrelevance.

The engravers' camera, called a process camera, is a rigidly built machine designed to allow precise positioning of the lens and copyboard so as to provide control over the enlargement or reduction in size of the copy.

A final way of inducing cell differentiation is, in a sense, less rigidly adherent to the notion of replicating the precise inducing conditions that underlie in vivo development.

Sample solutions were placed as drops on a No. 1 glass cover slip (35 mm dia, 190 μm thick) clamped between two stainless steel plates so as to be rigidly located on the microscope sample stage and allowing samples to be changed without altering the precise focus within the solution required to image the confocal volume onto the detectors.

A fundamentally precise and simple linear motion axis design is discussed where the attractive force from the linear motor is used to preload a carriage supported by six rigidly attached porous carbon air bearings.

Their lives are rigidly timetabled.

As the rigidly authoritarian Capt.

It is not a rigidly defined group.

Virtually immobile, the eye is rigidly encased.