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| arfare 159th Aviation Regiment personnel and a | rigid hull inflatable boat. |
| s designed to hold a soft, pliable hose onto a | rigid circular pipe (or sometimes a solid spigot) of |
| re congruent to each other, i.e. equal up to a | rigid motion. |
| It is an annual herb with a | rigid stem growing to maximum heights anywhere betwe |
| and is one of the last surviving examples of a | rigid Parker through truss bridge in the state of Ut |
| the body curved outward, and generally have a | rigid pellicle. |
| mains of various membrane receptors and have a | rigid structure, stabilised by disulfide bonds and c |
| liate with a short oral disc and collar, and a | rigid stalk, often branching to form a colony. |
| of a dorsal fin spine locking mechanism and a | rigid dorsal fin spine. |
| s of loss of life, it was the worst crash of a | rigid aircraft on British territory to date and the |
| It is a | rigid graph. |
| Schematic view of a | rigid borescope. |
| may require the survey to be performed along a | rigid polygon shape, the traverse can change to any |
| A screen filter is a type of filter using a | rigid or flexible screen to separate sand and other |
| As the components rise, a | rigid pattern is followed, story upon story until th |
| ...One problem with our democracy is that a | rigid class and caste hierarchy coupled with gross g |
| er produced and the expense of manufacturing a | rigid tapering tube. |
| ngbya form long unbranching filaments inside a | rigid mucilage sheath. |
| It is a medium sized shrub with a | rigid habit. |
| borescope is an optical device consisting of a | rigid or flexible tube with an eyepiece on one end, |
| rotational constant of a | rigid rotor, in quantum mechanics |
| However, this view presupposes a | rigid chronological sequence of 10:5 and 11:1, where |
| He was a | rigid Calvinist and staunch dissenter. |
| Trymer Green is a | rigid cellular phenolic thermal insulation. |
| A | rigid body model neglects the accompanying strain. |
| Oraon do not follow a | rigid caste system. |
| esulting structural unit [-C≡(-CH2-)3≡C-] is a | rigid cage, consisting of two carbon atoms joined by |
| It was developed as a | rigid analogue of LSD with the diethylamide group co |
| tes, or ossicles, are fused together to form a | rigid test or exoskeleton. |
| equivalently, the tidal force experienced by a | rigid body moving along a geodesic. |
| n particular talents, instead of sticking to a | rigid set curriculum. |
| rm for structures formed by extension, where a | rigid tabular body such as a bed of sandstone, is st |
| This included a | rigid timetable with feeds every four hours, a separ |
| In construction, it is a | rigid box, filled with foam, with holes for the lens |
| tree-like in appearance, with leafy hair and a | rigid structure. |
| a rotating part that is linked to Evopod by a | rigid yoke. |
| he basement, bolted together on site to make a | rigid base, and mounted on a hydraulic mechanism wit |
| It is often wavy and lobed, with a | rigid margin when old. |
| y, a liquid-crystalline molecule consists of a | rigid moiety and one or more flexible parts. |
| EXP-561 is a | rigid analogue of amphetamine, but unlike amphetamin |
| RPC Group plc (LSE: RPC) is a | rigid plastic packaging business based in the United |
| was lost at sea after falling overboard from a | rigid hull inflatable boat (RHIB) off Cape Henry on |
| keptical public over taxes and spending, and a | rigid bottom line in their state budgets. |
| eave behind the oppressed lives they lead in a | rigid society; it represents liberty and the Enlight |
| onists "abhorred private property, practised a | rigid code of morality, strict vegetarianism and nud |
| His parents, however, try to pin him to a | rigid routine. |
| The Defender class utilizes a | rigid deep-V hull constructed of marine grade alumin |
| to between 2 and 3 metres in height and has a | rigid habit. |
| A young Romani hero is a useful antidote to a | rigid social class system. |
| ntal hygiene (mental health) profession into a | rigid hierarchy with National Socialist-sanctioned l |
| cated officers, that education was solely in a | rigid scientific discipline suited to an Air Force t |
| assumes that the entire system is moving as a | rigid body with no differential rotation. |
| mate which "must have been such as to impose a | rigid elimination of defectives through the agency o |
| The overhead supply to trains is provided by a | rigid bar rather than a wire, and there are short le |
| This is a world with no forensic science, a | rigid social structure and rigid proprieties, and po |
| y shooters (and modern shooters, too) placed a | rigid, greased felt wad over the powder column befor |
| in a way that forced the children to follow a | rigid script and that "many of the kids' statements |
| There is a | rigid hulled open canoe in the final lake that can h |
| orbs and is destroyed by this wavelength, so a | rigid lens and mirror delivery system is used. |
| free polyominoes are distinct when none is a | rigid transformation (translation, rotation, reflect |
| functional individuals struggling to cope in a | rigid and yet fast-paced society administered by har |
| inkingly obedient to authority and maintains a | rigid dedication to the nationalist goals of the Ger |
| They are distinguished by the presence of a | rigid test, with ten buccal plates around the mouth, |
| ion and experimentation, rather than through a | rigid transmission of facts from teacher to student. |
| His new commander, Major Linkmann, is a | rigid officer who looks down on their allies, contra |
| Their equipment was not returned and a | rigid inflatable boat (RIB) was put on display in a |
| Area Command on patrol on Sydney Harbour in a | Rigid Hull Inflatable Boat.. |
| The Long Range Interceptor is a | rigid hull inflatable, powered by water-jets, for in |
| This means it is not a | rigid standard that must be used exactly as it is in |
| A vacuum chamber is a | rigid enclosure from which air and other gases are r |
| A carboy is a | rigid container with a typical capacity of 5 to 15 g |
| he petals and are joined at the base to form a | rigid tube with 10 ribs. |
| affix an inverted water bottle on one end of a | rigid tube, burying the other end. |
| d by the instantaneous center of rotation of a | rigid plane figure moving in a plane. |
| dinghouses and were held to strict hours and a | rigid moral code. |
| The system requires a | rigid clamp to hold the welding tool on the work pie |
| were marked by the utmost integrity, and by a | rigid austerity which earned him the name of the Iro |
| rect to about a meter in maximum height with a | rigid stem lined with whorls of four leaves each. |
| telescope capable of being moved up and down a | rigid vertical column. |
| nol S to form Victrex. Like Udel, Victrex is a | rigid and thermally resistant material with numerous |
| ther of street paving" in Ashland for adopting | rigid paving specifications. |
| tatu quo, to hold diplomas obtained only after | rigid examinations in Dutch and French by state offi |
| iya Yoga, "Babaji instructed me in the ancient | rigid rules which govern the transmission of the yog |
| ild up his cheekbones and lips with cotton and | rigid collodion. |
| bandleader, demanding musical proficiency and | rigid discipline from all his bandmembers, yet allow |
| welded together to form a single, durable and | rigid car body which had strong structural integrity |
| iny eyes, short legs and a short, straight and | rigid vertebral column, very different from their li |
| ture were stiff Prussian military figures, and | rigid German social and class distinctions as seen f |
| d 3/8 inch steel plates (alternately loose and | rigid to compensate for a temperature range from 104 |
| Branches are short and | rigid. |
| scontent with the official Soviet ideology and | rigid governmental control of the arts, Feltsman app |
| tinct from but related to the vocal melody and | rigid percussion. |
| t well liked; although his harsh preaching and | rigid Puritan values may not have been unusual in th |
| Combination of flexible and | rigid pavements. |
| He developed crystalline cohomology and | rigid cohomology. |
| lt of the molecule's structure with a flat and | rigid core and flexible linear alkyl arms. |
| ear suspension with transverse rear axles, and | rigid front axles. |
| se on the Analytical Dynamics of Particles and | Rigid Bodies. |
| se on the Analytical Dynamics of Particles and | Rigid Bodies, p. 1 |
| body armor characterized by flexible bands and | rigid shields that covered its back, less like the t |
| and adapting to their Muslim culture, laws and | rigid codes of honour. |
| Although each sign is fixed and | rigid in opinions and views, they are geniuses in th |
| r conductive layer corresponds to the cold and | rigid lithosphere with a thickness of about 100 km. |
| uch as prickly sedge, dark red helleborine and | rigid buckler-fern. |
| y shipment sacks, food packaging, flexible and | rigid transport packaging, bottles, crates, boxes, t |
| ration drawn from Star Trek, with the angular, | rigid shoulder work, protruding out over the tops of |
| ips, its "M" logo and Star Trek-esque angular, | rigid shoulder design. |
| Ynglingatal, claims that Krag's arguments are | rigid and erroneous. |
| posits, and they boast hooked setae, which are | rigid, yet springy, hair-like organs on their claws. |
| The leaves are | rigid, coriaceous and often have pellucid dots. |
| The leaflet segments are | rigid, dark green to a more blue hue, with light gre |
| The leaves are | rigid, blunt-tipped, dark-green on the upper leaf fa |
| timeters, but the lateral slender branches are | rigid. |
| Main article: | Rigid rotor |
| Jesuit priest Valignani described Cuncolim as ' | rigid and obstinate' in its adherence to idolatory. |
| at the castes among Muslims have never been as | rigid as that among Hindus. |
| For their second attempt at | rigid airships, a team was formed with H B Pratt as |
| ffinity of binding DARPins has been attributed | rigid body binding mode. |
| Officers routinely carry batons, | rigid cuffs and PAVA incapacitant spray. |
| ance due to their elasticity, metals not being | rigid materials as is evident from steel springs. |
| corners is exactly on the border between being | rigid and floppy. |
| It is both | rigid and temperature resistant, and has application |
| The R80 was a British | rigid airship that first flew on 19 July 1920 and th |
| of Bundy, noting how Harmon reproduced Bundy's | rigid posture and typically suspicious expression. |
| tunnels, the overhead wire may be replaced by | rigid overhead rail. |
| They are sometimes also called | rigid circuit graphs or triangulated graphs, though |
| sterdam, who in 1970 used them to characterize | rigid planar structures. |
| The Vickers-designed 23 class | rigid airships, which were basically "stretched" and |
| conditions of constant volume, as in a closed | rigid container such as a bomb calorimeter. |
| PzGr.40 (Armour Piercing Composite | Rigid) |
| 40 KwK 40 (Armour Piercing Composite | Rigid) |
| Type: Armour-piercing, Composite | Rigid construction) |
| nced by German Expressionism's stark contrast, | rigid movements, and fantastic elements. |
| fornia technology business sector, criticizing | rigid enforcement of copyrights, and commenting on p |
| es clash over Jodie's practicality and Daria's | rigid idealism, or over Daria's misanthropic attitud |
| the axial ratio (symbol P) is used to describe | rigid rod-like molecules. |
| The No.2 Double | Rigid Shed measured 750 ft (230 m) in length and 130 |
| The tip of each | rigid stem branch tapers into a long, sharp spine. |
| or similarly-shaped objects, made from either | rigid or flexible material, that are buoyant in wate |
| It enforced | rigid conformity in the satellite states of Eastern |
| direct enforced motion, bolt preload, enhanced | rigid element features, visualization support for va |
| inconsistent with the increasingly fashionable | rigid formats that most American radio stations had |
| coordinate-measuring machine sensors featured | rigid styli, which required manual positioning on th |
| The first | rigid model of Retinette (Model 022) introduced in 1 |
| be joined by any of the three methods used for | rigid copper, and it is the only type of copper tubi |
| dispels the fear of mortality and the need for | rigid and permanent identities. |
| drill pipe provides a gradual transition from | rigid drill collars to more flexible drill pipe and |
| at the Defender's collar is actually made from | rigid polyethylene foam. |
| in the south with highly variable changes from | rigid authoritianism to softer and easier more pragm |
| d compete with the success of the early German | rigid airships designed by Count Ferdinand von Zeppe |
| ed a valuable insight into the state of German | rigid airship design and technology when they examin |
| upplied with the latest intelligence on German | rigid airships, such as the LZ.216, and information |
| grows to between 0.3 and 1 metre high and has | rigid, terete phyllodes. |
| situation the patient is faced with, or having | rigid rules which the patient believes will "always |
| s are the most extreme of these, they are held | rigid only by internal pressurisation, but are extre |
| In the song, Truly sings about herself and her | rigid nature, all behind the mask of the "doll" she |
| a special composite material, which is highly | rigid but very thin. |
| He is known for his | rigid "discipline" on and off the training pitch and |
| arishioners removed him in 1845 because of his | rigid beliefs, replacing him with Harvey L. Clark. |
| be found the basis of all philosophy, and his | rigid treatment of mental phenomena by the genetic m |
| : the general is, if anything, hampered by his | rigid code of honor and loyalty to his emperor. |
| Laughing softly, Niobe chides him for his | rigid moralizing, and reminds him that she'd much ra |
| Morris, who particularly objected to Hyndman's | rigid control of the party press and what he conside |
| The Land Apportionment Act of 1930 implemented | rigid policy about traveling within the country, req |
| ighest, and she reformed the court and imposed | rigid standards of moral behaviour. |
| . "Some Modern Developments in | Rigid Airship Construction": Paper read at the Sprin |
| a political process that occurs especially in | rigid hierarchies, most notably dictatorships, but a |
| Plants including | rigid buckler fern, angular Solomon's seal, limeston |
| laced in operation in March 1947, incorporated | rigid structures that were designed and built for sp |
| n the other hand, they can also be inflexible, | rigid, stubborn, opinionated and single-minded. |
| f a brief list of known examples of integrable | rigid body motion . |
| A thin sheet is formed into | rigid cavities for unit doses of pharmaceuticals and |
| opods and related animals), the entire unit is | rigid and called scapulocoracoid. |
| The SPC model is | rigid, whilst the flexible SPC model is flexible. |
| The body of the Halgerda willeyi is | rigid, with soft curves and various colours. |
| the vehicle to the surface, if the asteroid is | rigid enough for a harpoon to be effective. |
| A structure is | rigid if it cannot flex; that is, if there is no con |
| He broke with the Stahlhelm because of its | rigid right-wing philosophy. |
| asted within a subgraph that is already itself | rigid due to its other edges. |
| To this day, Buddhist and Jain monks keep | rigid discipline, stringent vows and persistent stud |
| The rules today have become less | rigid. |
| similar to Roman square capitals, but are less | rigid, influenced more by pen and ink writing on pap |
| ects as well, but requirements tend to be less | rigid because they involve fewer licensing and relat |
| oach to technology which made its grooves less | rigid and unyielding than those of some contemporari |
| hribi script and its Andalusi variant are less | rigid versions of Kufic, with more curves. |
| russian Frankfurt, Hessian Neu-Isenburg's less | rigid laws also had advantages for stateless persons |
| ntil the late 1960s, when his work became less | rigid and more organic. |
| tional skating style, which was freer and less | rigid than the traditional English style, and encour |
| ificantly reduce weight without being any less | rigid. |
| Closed-cell PVC foamboard is a light-weight | rigid material used primarily in the manufacture of |
| Myoviridae have long | rigid tails and are fully characterized by the tail |
| s) is a rhozomatous perennial plant with long, | rigid, sword-like green leaves belonging to the Irid |
| es of insulation: Rolls and batts, Loose-fill, | Rigid foam, and Foam-in-place. |
| lled through the pipe, inflated, and then made | rigid through chemical means. |
| oaching a maximum height of 4 meters with many | rigid, thorny branches. |
| Royal Marines' | Rigid Raider exercise in Scotland |
| ted Citaros have been replaced by new 12 metre | rigid versions. |
| mily of sparse graphs describing the minimally | rigid systems of rods and joints in the plane. |
| wo-dimensional rigidity matroid (the minimally | rigid graphs in the plane) are the Laman graphs. |
| al designs of Burnham and Root, appearing more | rigid and geometrical than their other works done in |
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