“The main advantage is the rigidity of the material, which prevents collapse and flattening of the graft during vertical ridge augmentation.”

“This condition consists in rigidity and inelasticity of the walls of the vessel, with or without dilatation.”

“The rigidity of his attitude is plainly indicated in his dealings with other people whose sole function is to give substance to this idealized image of himself as an all-conquering Don Juan.”

“Granted the resources of rigidification and the thinkability of any actual object, the scope of general thought seems to have no obvious limits.”

“It is a property of networks to rigidity and of the critical reader to become the reluctant agent of rigidification.”

“It therefore involved a confirmation, crystallization, and rigidification of the preexisting implicit boundaries of a white national identity and belonging.”

“Owing to the rigidness of the material and the difficulty of handling it, it has had, up to now, only limited use.”

“These traits were also accompanied by a rigidness in her beliefs, a rigidness that could be domineering in her relationship with others.”

“At this distance, I could see the frozen rigidness of her body and felt guilt deepen further.”

“The republic was narrowing itself into the ideological rigidities of the Cold War.”

“He rejected the rigidities of structuralist analyses and instead suggested there is no pattern or underlying coherence in history.”

“These are aimed at unshackling the excise procedures from the slavery of complexities and rigidities, and making them simple and user-friendly.”

“I can see four or five rigids a few miles back thermalling up at my level and a couple higher.”

“The Zeppelin rigids were considered too slow and there were concerns with their reliability operating over water.”