But he turned rigid when the episode in Les Cayes was raised.
The boy turned rigid, endured the cuddle, then barked out at them, "I really don't like that!" "Jonah?" Martin said, sitting up.
At home, he felt uncomfortable, his body turning rigid as if locked in a suit of armor and his left hand shaking so violently that he often sat on it to keep it still.
From robots to humans, the ability to learn from experience turns a rigid response system into a flexible, adaptive one.
To investigate the effects of different parameters on the biological activities of AMPs, a rational approach was adopted to design a series of short cationic α-helical peptides comprising the Ac-WxKyWxzzyKxWyK-NH2 sequence, where x: cationic residues (Arg or Lys), y: hydrophobic residues (Ala, Val, Ile or Leu), and zz: β-turn (rigid D-Pro-Gly turn or flexible Gly-Gly turn).
French physicists Ros Kiri Ing and Mathias Fink have figured out how to turn any rigid surface into an interface for electronic systems.
Shocked, but also sympathetic, we share in financial scandal and sexual farce, turning the rigid oughts and ought nots of life upside down for a couple of hours.
His Romeo, however, turned deliberately rigid in the second act as he stood strong and immobile, refusing to respond to the taunts of Ethan Brown's nasty Tybalt.
Rather than getting bogged down in world-building, Watts and his team smartly turn the rigid mechanics of working within the Marvel universe to their advantage.
Political and historical studies show that when they come under similarly serious threats, even "soft" and "flexible" political systems, as a rule, turn more rigid and limit individual rights, as happened in the United States after September 11 , 2001
He halts and swivels to the right (upper part of body turning as rigid vertical unit, like that of man in plaster cast) to acknowledge Big Ed's traditional act of obeisance, a quasi-Hindu bow with fingertips reverently joined.
