Examples of 'its rigid' in a sentence
Meaning of "its rigid"
its rigid ~ Refers to something that is stiff, inflexible, or not easily bent or changed
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Its rigid bureaucracies stifled wider society.
This is mostly thanks to its rigid built.
Its rigid stare congeals the blood of men.
Italian football is known for its rigid defensive emphasis.
Its rigid peaks make it a destination for many photographers.
America would make no exception to its rigid immigration laws.
Its rigid logic helps define clear links of accountability between all parties.
The sail is easy to take in hand thanks to its rigid boom.
Its rigid surface is also appreciated by more experienced runners because it maximizes your speed.
Highly quantized modes of phonon vibration occur in its rigid crystal lattice.
DUT enjoys a good reputation for its rigid management and its good environment for study.
You are not cut out for the military because of its rigid discipline.
It was known for its rigid opposition to the government of Salvador Allende.
It would not tolerate any deviation from its rigid code of morals.
The AFL relaxed its rigid stand against legislation after the death of Gompers.
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The foldable container was received with the same enthusiasm as its rigid counterpart.
The sealing component, preferably its rigid part, comprises means for forming liquid drops.
The other caused by sudden collapsing of the bag against its rigid support members.
EJVs are known for its rigid profit-sharing mechanism compared to CJVs.
The latter did not draw back from her but her face retained its rigid expression.
Patronage and its rigid bureaucracy were among the prime dangers to Europe 's future, Schuman said.
Most fundamental to the reality TV cooking competition however is its rigid format.
The Hindu belief in reincarnation and its rigid caste system appealed to Himmler.
The bell of a clarinet made for a sufficient mouth, despite its rigid form.
Sandy rejects Calvinism, reacting against its rigid predestination in favour of Roman Catholicism.
The ombudsman 's role has been widely recognized and respected for its rigid independence.
Its rigid part 11 constitutes a perfect insert.
And that means that China also must reconsider its rigid notion of sovereignty.
Because of its rigid outer skeleton ( skin ) it can not grow in between molts.
The Village of Golf is known for its rigid speed limits.
Despite its rigid metallic nature, Luma 's arm rig allowed for muscle bulging.
The retractable roof and its rigid parts ;.
His hand crept to his cock, stroking its rigid length through his pants.
Thus is the name transmitted in a way that preserves its rigid designation . ".
The shape of the third segment 16 with its rigid periphery 17 b will not change.
FIG . 9 is a transverse cross-sectional view of filter 7 mounted on its rigid ring 9.
From that mechanism two peculiarities of civilization followed, its rigid determinism and its economic character.
In all these variants, the diaphragm 7 proper is limited to its rigid part 8.
He broke with the Stahlhelm because of its rigid right-wing philosophy.
After polymerization of said fluid, the sleeve keeps its rigid inflated shape.
The inadequacies of the Constitutional Act, 1791, with its rigid colonial structures, were by now apparent.
The mean motions of the raft 10 are its rigid body motions.
Page 37 - The Splinter Cat, A feline, who during thunderstorms, uses its rigid forehead to ram trees.
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