Conflicts arise because the rigid-time person feels that one of their core values, which they see as a key to success, is "disrespected," indeed not even acknowledged.
Although the administration of the ISA demands rigid time intervals (e.g. 5 min) between measurements, these fluctuate slightly depending upon the availability of the participant to reply to the verbal prompt, and the ability of the experimenter to administer timely cues.
In the first week post-fertilization, the human embryo is dividing on a rigid time scale governed by female reproductive physiology that creates a small window for successful implantation.
For the high qualities of robustness, accuracy and rigid time limitation of high-speed autonomous navigation intelligent vehicle, this paper is about the design of a sliding mode controller, based on the structures and motion model.
Dennis W. Quirk, the president of the New York State Court Officers Association, said it would be difficult for his officers to tell people who had been waiting all day for their cases to be called to return the following day because of the rigid closing time.
This includes stringent driver's license or other ID checks, rigid time lines for filing voter applications, the lack of information or misinformation about voter registration forms and materials, and non-existent or feeble voter registration campaigns.
There will be no rigid time limits, buzzers or cheering that often threatened to turn the Republican primary debates into a recurring political game show.
Although it offers no rigid time tables, it suggests that, irrespective of Baghdad's response, the U.S. could pull all of its combat brigades out of Iraq by early 2008 reducing the total number of U.S. troops from approximately 150,000 now to between 70,000 and 80,000.
A cardinal rule is never to set a rigid time frame in advance.
The flexibility of podcasts appeals to radio industry veterans whose shows have been dictated by rigid time blocks and long-held industry rules.
