Sentence examples for that a rigid from inspiring English sources

Sweden has learned that a rigid labor market is a devastating form of exclusion (France, take note).

(That a rigid Japanese system of teaching largely German music took hold even here, in those postwar years, is a testament to its efficacy).

The upshot is that a rigid racially divided society has become a highly stratified class society.Any visitor can see that this is at least partly true.

Most have by now picked up the stylised fact that a rigid adherence to the gold standard made a bad slump worse.

I think he might have described the pizzas at T089 as having moderate to significant tip sag –– which is not to say that a rigid, cracker crisp pizza is the ideal, but that these pies were a little on the floppy side.

In a move that suggests a more assertive approach by Nick Clegg's party, the Lib Dems have joined forces with leading charities and senior figures in local government to argue that a rigid cap could have a disastrous effect on families living in areas where the cost of housing is highest.

This behaviour contrasts with that of lysozyme that, as a rigid protein, shows the highest reversibility.

The same impact conditions result in much less energy loss than that of a rigid manipulator.

We show that the diffusiophoretic behavior of a soft particle can be different appreciably from that of a rigid one.

However, the image performance of flexible endoscopes is not as good as that of a rigid endoscope [ 2].

PFFL is an extension of classical PF that uses color-based observation model that combines a rigid and morphological model.