Sentence examples for there is rigid from inspiring English sources

My hypothesis is that if there is rigid behavior (i.e., no internal deformation, meaning that angles and distances are preserved away from plate edges), then this results in a plate.

This is safe practice provided there is rigid adherence to the protocol and this is currently being audited.

The rocks there are rigid but brittle, and will fracture like bone china when stressed too much by the motions of the tectonic plates.

'Uh-huh' 'I understand,' etc". --Discipline: Justherethere are rigid deadlines in Apple's product development, so there are rigid deadlines for retail employees.

There are rigid standards regarding water and natural preservation.

There are rigid codes among fox hunters for dress and etiquette.

"I don't have a problem with the bulk collection, as long as there are rigid controls on how you can actually access what was said," Inman said.

"There are rigid security and conservation requirements for display, and the Queens people need to submit a proposal to us," Ms. Chapman-saidh said.

There are rigid authority figures, normally parents, who must be accommodated, witty and wily slaves who help engineer the plot, and sometimes long-lost children who show up just in time for a happy ending.

Even though there are rigid designators that are not directly referential, it is plausible to suppose that all directly referential expressions are rigid designators (as Kaplan suggests: 1989b, p. 571).

"There's rigid ideas as to what makes a proper bloke, and I don't know if they're helpful to men of any age," she says.