Sentence examples for strict rigidity from inspiring English sources

His dedication to the strict rigidity of techno in it's purest state — the perfect midpoint between the harsh clang and clank of industrial, acid's inhuman squelch, and house's mechanistic heartbeat — has seen him spend the last two years creating and curating a body of work that's largely unparalleled.

Controversy has centred on the extent to which his films involve a militant conservatism whether, for example, Truffaut in L'Enfant sauvage deplores, documents, feels nostalgic for, or positively and without reservation approves the narrow, strict rigidities with which its psychologist (played by Truffaut himself) sets about civilizing the abandoned autistic child.

In all of these cases, we are removing the strict linear rigidity of books.

In hard turning, high hardness of workpieces, significant cutting forces and high temperatures at the workpiece-cutting tool interface indicate strict necessity for tool rigidity and tool wear resistance.

Remarkably, all of the cancer cell lines examined in this study were capable of proliferating on soft substrates, whereas normal fibroblasts, smooth muscle and epithelial cells exhibit a strict dependence on matrix rigidity for growth [25].

Despite the rigidity of a strict New England upbringing, hers was a relatively happy and comfortable childhood, and she wrote of "those biting cold white days when Bobby and I would slide down the hill behind our house on our backsides without our sleds... the kitchen shiny and busy and expectant with custards and fruit pies".

Underneath a veneer of freedom, the seemingly privileged figures in Mosebach's novel behave with a rigidity that reveals the strict rules under which they operate, rules that dominate not only the business world but also the world of social, family, and erotic relationships.

As head of a school known as the House of Hillel, he succeeded in winning wide acceptance for his approach, which liberated texts and law from slavishly literal and strict interpretation; indeed, without him an uncompromising rigidity and severity might have developed in the inherited traditions.

In the United States, proponents of the voluntary approach cite EIA's procedural rigidity, narrow definition of health, strict rules of evidence, adversarial environment, and focus on the physical environment as reasons to develop HIA outside of the EIA process (Cole et al. 2004).

A strict application of stare decisis may lead to rigidity and to legal hairsplitting, whereas too much flexibility may result in uncertainty as to the law.

A court order that requires a strict equality in arrangements for daily family life forces a rigidity that is sure to break.