Sentence examples for rigidly secured from inspiring English sources
The proximal femur was rigidly secured in a custom fixture, and the distal tibia was rigidly fixed at specific flexion angles by a ring stand.
It says that any specific part of the car influencing its aerodynamic performance must comply with the rules relating to bodywork, must be rigidly secured to the entirely sprung part of the car (rigidly secured means not having any degree of freedom) and must remain immobile in relation to the sprung part of the car.
The hind limbs of the animals were then rigidly secured to the table with stainless steel pins, and the distal tendons of the TA and EDL muscles attached to an isometric force transducer (Dynamometer UFI Devices) via silk thread.
To increase fixation of the ALLs and PLLs to the bone, plastic plates were glued atop the ligament attachments and rigidly secured with machine screws.
The hemipelves were rigidly secured with 6 mm bolts and nuts to a custom jig that was used for cup implantation and mechanical testing.
Suppose the lever is rigidly secured at its fulcrum end to an axle and your hand, applying the 20 pounds of force as before, moves a distance of two feet along the circle described by the five foot lever, then the work performed is, just as in the case of the straight line above, equal to force times distance moved or 20 X 2 = 40 foot-pounds.
Prior to beginning each measurement session, specific sites on each of the five cadavers (to be used for that session) were dissected down to bone bilaterally where mounting plates were secured rigidly with screw fixation and cementation (using polymethyl methacrylate) to three sites.
Only Dayton's electoral schedule was rigidly adhered to.... "What comes after IFOR?" "Simple; I-Five". Clinton, his reelection secured, has lately announced that a force of 31,000 other NATO troops, some 8500 of them American, will remain in Bosnia for 18 months beyond the initial December pull-out date.
Using more pins directly around the area you plan on cutting will secure the material in that section of the garment more rigidly.
