Sentence examples for yet rigid from inspiring English sources

But it's hard to develop an approach that is flexible enough to allow discretion, yet rigid enough to be effective.

I've written elsewhere (both on this blog and in my book) about the unspoken yet rigid ideas or prejudices that underpin her writing, the theories she dared not call by name.

Keeping panels grounded, yet rigid enough to be precisely focused, requires concrete anchors and steel structures.

The hetero-octamer forms a slightly curved, yet rigid rod of sufficient length to span the entire height of the proposed membrane-adjacent cylinder.

To begin with, the plane itself will be fashioned from a material that mimics bird bones: light yet rigid (and described as "bionic" by the Guardian, which I think is not accurate).

With the dimensionless treatment of the stiffness model, a global performance index is proposed for minimization subject to a set of appropriate constraints generated as a result of in-depth discussion, leading to only one of four geometric parameters to be determined for achieving a compact, lightweight yet rigid design.

The playing was incisive yet never rigid; the strings had enveloping richness and textural transparency.

Yet its rigid, hierarchical system provides little opportunity for the young, women and foreigners — precisely those who might help the establishment think differently.

And from the gnashing opening chords to the stunned final moments of the work — in which Oedipus' subjects sing their pitying, emotionally spent farewell to the king, who has blinded himself — Mr. Dutoit drew a vibrant performance from the orchestra and chorus: incisive yet never rigid, intense yet august.

The theorisation and inclusion of these dynamics can add validity and precision to some of the broader, yet more rigid and spatially limited explanatory frameworks.

It has been too fuzzy to be implemented in a top-down way and yet too rigid to enable bottom-up action.