Sentence examples for rigidly within from inspiring English sources

The cell division in the embryo is radial (cells form in stacks of rings directly above each other), holoblastic (cells are separate, although adjoining) and regulative (the type of tissue into which a cell develops is controlled by interactions between adjacent cells, rather than rigidly within each cell).

Here we tethered a fly rigidly within a flight simulator composed of a wrap-around electronic display and equipped with an odor port to measure the optomotor impulse response to a rapid rotation of the visual panorama [ 21].

Indeed it is highly unlikely that, e.g., the patterns of chromatin compaction, the timing and location of scheduled and non-scheduled transcription and of DNA replication and repair, and the landscape of DSB incidence, are rigidly homogenous within gene-rich regions and within gene-poor regions.

The characters in Star Wars Battlefront will be customisable, but within rigidly defined limits.

The small domain generally contains flexibly and rigidly correlated regions within itself and extending into the larger domain.

Within this rigidly patriarchal society, savage corporal punishment is meted out to children for minor infractions.

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.

Far from an "aberration," as Tomasky would have it, the Populists pushed the envelope on issues of social justice even within a rigidly stratified society.

As noted earlier, the term homeostasis refers to the maintenance of the internal environment of the body within narrow and rigidly controlled limits.

First, during an exhaustive docking, a pose ensemble is generated by rigidly rotating and translating each conformer within the active site.

Dysfunctional attitudes, defined as rigidly and relatively stable over generalizations within the domains of perfectionism, performance, need for approval and love, omnipotence and autonomy, are related to depressed mood (Beevers and Miller, 2004; Kwon and Oei, 2003).