There was much vying to be noticed by them, sit by them at table, have them (at the Seminary) as chaperons for shopping trips and playgoing, and these were not the most indulgent or youngest and prettiest teachers but the most stiff, sallow, severe.
The 19 × 25-mil stainless steel wires, which were the most stiff, increased at rates between 75 and 84 cN/degree; the 14-mil austenitic nickel-titanium wires, which were the least stiff, increased at rates from 2.6 to 5.4 cN/degree.
He makes portentous and mysterious proclamations, some of which are barely intelligible (e.g., "Being is the trembling of the Godding"), and he vilifies reason as "the most stiff-necked adversary of thought".
He makes portentous and mysterious proclamations, some of which are barely intelligible (e.g., "Being is the trembling of the Godding"), and he vilifies reason as "the most stiff-necked adversary of thought". That work and other late writings frequently seem to border on mysticism, as when, in Was heisst Denken?
And motion control shoes are the most rigid, perhaps having stiffer heels or a straighter sole to keep the foot from tilting.
Thus, at the intermediate curvature (1/750 μm−1) the ASMCs were the least motile, but most stiff.
From least to most stiff, the order of cell stiffness was as follows: hASC-iPSC, human embryonic stem cell, fibroblast-iPSC, fibroblasts, and, lastly, as the stiffest cell, hASC.
Instead, the offenses were for the most part stiff and inconsistent and the aerial spectacle was torrential rains.
We established how stiff participants' backs 'felt' (subjective/perceived stiffness; 0 100 numerical rating scale [NRS], ranging from "not stiff at all" to "most stiff imaginable") and how stiff their backs objectively were (customised device).
Most stiffer tetramers (TRX scores <62) maintain narrow minor grooves when bound to proteins (Figure 4-B).
The first failing truss is identified as the most heavily loaded one of the stiffer of the two sets of intersecting trusses.
