Examples of 'have rigid' in a sentence
Meaning of "have rigid"
have rigid: This phrase may refer to a strict or inflexible attitude, behavior, or structure. It suggests a lack of adaptability or openness to change
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They may have rigid or flexible rungs.
Platform shoes are not flexible and have rigid foot beds.
They have rigid pectoral fin spines.
Their cells do not have rigid walls.
They have rigid boundaries to protect themselves.
Escort companies generally have rigid hiring requirements.
We have rigid and flexible endoscopes.
The grips of the fire blanket may have rigid bars.
They have rigid labor laws.
Headlamps and other front lamps should not have rigid projecting frames.
We have rigid testing procedures.
Please do not get the impression that we have rigid rules about life.
Some diets have rigid rules that focus on weight loss.
I have never believed that central banks should have rigid inflation targeting.
Larger aircraft have rigid wing surfaces which provide additional strength.
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The septum can take various forms and have rigid or flexible portions.
Plant cells have rigid cell walls external to their plasma membrane.
Crystalline solids show definite melting points and have rigid long range order.
The inner container may have rigid walls or may be a distensible bladder.
The cable will have little bend memory because it does not have rigid components.
Young people must have rigid discipline and order.
They have rigid helical cell structure as opposed to the flexible cell structure of spirochetes.
It does not have rigid formalisms.
However, this time the designers did not have rigid frames.
These boats do not have rigid components so they can be folded down smaller.
Sometimes it can be good to have rigid goals!
This pact should not have rigid rules but should at least encourage stability.
Then again, some codependents have rigid boundaries.
Turtles have rigid beaks and use their jaws to cut and chew food.
Individuals with Aspergers also tend to have rigid routines and dislike change.
Males have rigid upper incisors while the females have rounded upper incisors.
The Selection Board did not have rigid temporal criteria.
Most countries have rigid regulations in place regarding medicine approval and medical procedures.
As indicated hereinabove, the stents according to the invention always have rigid ends.
Most building blocks have rigid components such as alkynes that cause the microporosity.
Volbloeide but you would not offend her, so you must surely have rigid half.
Most of these designs have rigid skeletons and joints driven by electric or pneumatic actuators.
This is a new role for civil servants, now that they will not have rigid rules.
One or both the containers may have rigid walls and directly contain the composition.
Unlike animals, plants are immobile, anchored to the ground, and their cells have rigid walls.
Too many times we can have rigid expectations around what a perfect date may look like.
The current re-usable wound treatment devices typically have rigid transparent panels affixed to a rigid frame.
The chamber may have rigid walls or, alternatively, flexible walls thus forming a pouch.
Stiffening the body, Your baby may have rigid or tense hands and legs.
Firstly, they have rigid lungs which do not expand and contract during the breathing cycle.
In contrast, conventional catheters typically have rigid lengths of approximately 16 mm.
Schools have rigid time-tables, that vary from country to country.
Unlike animal cell, plant cells have rigid cell wall made up of cellulose.
O Some may have rigid approaches to issues.
Young people must have rigid dicipline and order!
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