rigid

Once you have a rigid way of thinking in your head, sometimes you cannot change that, even if you want to.

I can try this with a thicker, more rigid baseplate, and the results are a lot different.

But as the toxin spreads, stronger muscle groups become more rigid, leading to a frightening arching of the back.

The connections to these various devices are called buses, often rigid, overhead conductors that run along the entire substation.

There are two things to keep in mind about directional drilling: (1) Although they seem quite rigid, drill pipes are somewhat flexible at length.

And in heavy-duty applications like steel bridge supports, vertical stiffeners can be included to make the connection even more rigid.

It’s not the most appetizing thing I’ve ever put on camera, but watch what happens when I remove the rigid wall.

However, it also makes all sorts of new experiences incredibly complex, which is why he loves to follow a rigid daily routine to limit his sensory input.

So our responsibility is to carry that democratic imagination forward, to make sure that this democratic republic doesn't become static, or stuck, or rigid or even cynical.