The phrase 'with rigidity' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe an action that is performed with precision and inflexibility. For example: The athletes trained with rigidity, working hard to perfect their skill set.
And they seem less concerned about security, which they equate with rigidity".
Saraceno's prevailing use of pliable plastic and the cocoonlike softness this material permits; he doesn't seem as adept, yet, with rigidity and metal.
A Yale University professor diagnosed Lanza in 2006 with profound autism spectrum disorder, "with rigidity, isolation, and a lack of comprehension of ordinary social interaction and communications", while also displaying symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder, the documents show.
The shear zone is assumed to be a homogeneous and isotropic Hooke solid with rigidity (mu).
I outline explicitly the line of reasoning in order to bring out more clearly what stands or falls with rigidity.
With rigidity and supports provided by the skeletons, fibers become stabilized and able to form membranous-porous fiber mat.
A history involving widespread political interference in the economy has left Japan with rigidities and inefficiencies that inhibit growth.
Designed to transport ions with rigidities near K=100, the RMS has acceptances of ±10% in energy and ±4.9% in mass-to-charge ratio.
Experimental paradigms with a modification of the sensory dead-zone [23], with noise-intensity dependent changes in the balance control [24], and with rigidity-dependent varied ankle stiffness in patients with Parkinson's disease could be examined with our model.
However, after two weeks the lungs of mice injected with the two rigidity-dependent cell lines (MDA-MB-231 and A549) contained fewer GFP-positive cells, compared to the lungs of mice injected with rigidity-independent cell lines (PC-3 and mPanc96) (Fig. 6A, left panel).
To test our hypothesis, we cultured tumor cells on 2D substrates with rigidities ranging from that of breast tissue to mineralized bone.
