Sentence examples for work rigidly from inspiring English sources
Partly through the Bechers' own work – rigidly objective surveys of architectural forms – and later through the spreading reputations of their protégés (Candida Höfer, Andreas Gursky, Struth and Ruff) the Düsseldorf school became a kind of "international style" in the realm of photography.
The system, it seems, worked rigidly, which was just fine with the master of the house.
The screw clamps are designed in such a way to hold the work pieces rigidly during Friction-Stir Welding operation.
We had a team that worked fairly rigidly.
If work violated this rigidly defined decorum -- and if, in addition, it was messily inclusive and not just explicitly sexual but actually sexy -- the art world wasn't shocked, it was confused and embarrassed.
Where Joan Miro espoused the "automatic" approach, letting the unconscious determine the line, and Dali reached into the dreamworld, returning to three-dimensional and figurative art in his later work, Magritte kept rigidly to his canon of flat dimensions and frozen images.
Our preliminary work using a rigidly defined, rheumatoid factor (RF -positive RF -positiverheumatoidrospective cohort of 263 parthritisuggests that LORA and YORA prospectivee similar after cohortting fof age-related factors, for example erythrocyte sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein.
The stiffness of gap element K G is considered as 100 K L to avoid errors in convergence and to ensure that it works as nearly rigidly when the gap is closed.
General features of problem gambling cited in the research for the PPF finds that it is more prevalent in young men and those with less rigidly structured work routines, a group which effectively includes all sportsmen.
The so-called Henriad is considered the driest part of a body of work already thought of as rigidly inaccessible.
Katy, a trader's wife, misses the discount retailers on British high streets.Free-wheeling financiers who sought a lighter regulatory touch in Switzerland are infuriated that petty rules are rigidly enforced outside work.
