Sentence examples for turning rigidity from inspiring English sources

While Thatcher's hair had that "this lady's not for turning" rigidity, the pob is an update on hair that says "dependable, no-nonsense, tough on immigration".

Stoke are hardly noted for their expansive football and will instead turn to defensive rigidity and physical presence to try and nick a result.

Clinical data suggest that the mechanism by which STN DBS acts on tremor significantly differs from that on bradykinesia and rigidity (Temperli et al. 2003): After turning off clinically effective STN DBS, tremor reoccurs within minutes, whereas bradykinesia and rigidity reemerge within half an hour to an hour.

Essentially the conditions of boring of internal surfaces differ little from those of turning, but this operation illustrates the importance of rigidity in machining.

Turning a subject from supine to prone position brings increased chest wall rigidity and decompression of dorsal lung regions, both resulting in a better gas-to-tissue ratio in the dorsal thus non-dependent lung regions [36].

As far as it concerns axial rigidity, neck hypertonia has a major impact on walking and turning since the head must be free to move to scan surrounding environment and to steer locomotion [ 61].

In practice, that rigidity has turned into cruelty.

As it turned out, however, the rigidity of retail prices made it harder for the state to cope with its crisis.

This distinctive skill system has an intrinsic form of endogenous inertia that can turn into equally distinctive rigidity (Leonard Barton 1992; Verona 2014).

If you will mostly be turning spindles, then there's perhaps no need for a swinging head model, but rigidity of the bed and good between-centres capacity are important features.

Specifically, axial rigidity reduces body rotation during sleep [ 57], induces abnormal head-trunk intersegmental coordination during walking and turning [ 58], and by altering the control of pelvis on hip rotation it affects gait speed and turning [ 59].