Today in Britain, countless British Muslims accept tight conformity and obey rules passed by good, bad and ugly clerics – an unstoppable drift I find dismal and chilling.
Our data suggest that unpolished metal base plates, thick polyethylene liners, and tight conformity between the liner and the metal base plate will all contribute to significantly reduced peak screw hole fluid pressures in joint arthroplasty.
But we have absurd expectations for athletes, forcing them to ski in tight bounds of conformity or risk being portrayed as villains or underachievers or otherwise unfit for a Wheaties box.
A higher conformity ratio guarantees a tight estimation on the measured coverage (i.e., small region B).
In December, Russia became the last major economy to win admission to the World Trade Organization — a bid that was supported by the Obama administration because it required Russia to bring numerous laws into conformity with international standards, including tighter safeguards for intellectual property.
ISO 15197:2013 is a tighter standard applicable to manufacturers, regulatory authorities, and conformity assessment bodies.
Rigorous theology helps people avoid mindless conformity.
"Gucci men's clothing," he writes, "best represents who I want to be and have become — rocker, edgy, tight, bad boy, hip, stylish, flamboyant, unafraid, raging against the conformity that submerges us into boredom and blandness and the sexless saggy sackcloths that most men walk around in like zombies without the cinematic excitement of engorging flesh".
"Stories of Us" ends with the dancers marching in tight groups, until one escapes the crowd in what seems to be a typical illustration of the battle between conformity and individuality.
Controls on the internet and other media remain just as tight, heavy security measures remain in force in Tibetan areas and academics complain of stepped-up efforts to ensure ideological conformity on campuses.
Conformity is everything.
