Примеры использования Rigid system на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Could result in a more confrontational and rigid system of labour relations.
Indeed, a rigid system of legal rights might discourage cooperation in many situations.
The Moser spindle is also a Laman graph,meaning that it forms a minimally rigid system when embedded in the plane.
The rigid system of whole-class teaching, which leaves little scope for individual attention;
Mortar M120-15 is a smoothbore rigid system, charging is carried out from muzzle.
Countries sometimes exchange transport or transit authorizations orpermits as a means of introducing an element of flexibility into what is generally a rigid system of quotas.
Moreover, the Committee would be locked into a rigid system of advance planning at a time when it needed flexibility.
Classic components of the republic include the presence of popular sovereignty, turnover of the highergovernment through the electoral system and the functioning of internationally recognized rigid system of human rights protection.
If we do not create a rigid system of responsibility for safety in Kazakhstan, we will have more and more to announce in the country in mourning….
In graph theory, the Laman graphs are a family of sparse graphs describing the minimally rigid systems of rods and joints in the plane.
The view was also expressed that an enforced or rigid system for the geographical distribution of consultancies should not be established.
The government is de facto geographically separated into three parts, where only the north controlled by the Kurds can be regarded as a kind of piece of security and stability,thanks to the relative mono-ethnic unity and a rigid system of self-government.
The disintegration of rigid systems like those of the Soviet Union and the former Yugoslavia has produced a number of new States and new Members of the United Nations.
First, any post-weighting principle adopted should not confront the Secretariat with a more rigid system that does not lend itself to practical implementation.
The issue of flexible versus rigid systems raises an interesting debate as to whether market mechanisms or central planning deliver the optimum portfolio of energy investments in terms of vulnerability.
Though the abolition of slavery in the course of the nineteenth century was the first step in a process that would change this rigid system, the nonwhite population did not become socially mobile until the twentieth century.
Also there was marked a departure from the rigid system of state regulation and orientation towards the inquiry from the market through independently determination by the educational institution of the content of the educational program additional profession education(APE) based on the needs of the customer.
It can be argued with high probability that the new presidentwill continue the chosen course of his predecessor and preserve the stable and rigid system where any organization, power, and movement is controlled by the state.
Reforming such existing, complex,expansive and rigid systems is a specific challenge: Such countries may have more capacity overall to develop a modern Quality Infrastructure than some less-developed ones, but resistance to reform is considerably higher.
In such circumstances, it is often preferable to opt for a diversity of alternative orcomplementary solutions with the aim of reducing the risk of vulnerability,"flexible systems" being theoretically less vulnerable than"rigid systems" in view of the uncertainty related to energy price in the medium and long term.
Moreover, it was important that candidates should be elected on their merits andnot on the basis of a rigid system of geographical rotation, particularly since the Committee did not have a tradition of electing its chairpersons on the basis of regional quotas and had never clearly agreed to the adoption of such a principle.
It is appropriate to recall that even with the adoption of the current ranges, which allow flexibility of plus and minus 15 per cent from the mid-point in determining the upper and lower limits of a particular desirable range,a number of Member States have been advocating a less rigid system than the current one.
Unfortunately, the current state of rules andprocedures in the system is characterized by a rigid system of structurally complex, fragmented and non-coordinated procedures, which has little to do with the needs of flexibility.
A rigid system of declarations that required decisions to be made by States prior to the deposit of instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession might either deter States from joining the Convention, or might prompt them to act in an overly cautious manner, thereby leading States to exclude automatically the application of the draft convention in various areas.
As water is found in three forms-ice, water and steam-the five ministries mentioned in Eph. 4:11-12, the Apostles, Prophets, Pastors, Teachers and Evangelists are also found today, but not always in the right forms and in the right places:they are often frozen to ice in the rigid system of institutionalized Christianity; they sometimes exist as clear water; or they have vanished like steam into the thin air of free-flying ministries and"independent" churches, accountable to no-one.
The year 2001 marked the successful transition of CEB and its subsidiary structure from a hierarchical and rigid system of inter-agency committees to"networks" of specialists from different areas who interact with one another with the help of modern information technology, and ad hoc inter-agency groups that are time-bound and task-oriented under lead agency arrangements, as well as a consolidated CEB secretariat.
GRSP agreed that child restraint systems are an important topic for discussion, but due to the inability to reconcile their differences on allowing for either both flexible andrigid lower anchorage systems or rigid systems only, and whether to require either the 8 kN or 15 kN tether load test, they recommend to WP.29 and AC.3 that this subject be discussed as an exchange of information, rather than a gtr. A.3.
A rigid system of declarations that required decisions to be made by States prior to the deposit of instruments of ratification, acceptance, approval or accession might either deter States from joining the Convention, or might prompt them to act in an overly cautious manner, thereby leading States to exclude automatically the application of the Convention in various areas that would have otherwise benefited from the favourable framework it provides for electronic communications.
Grant also supports eugenics, advocating the sterilization of"undesirables",a treatment possibly to be extended to"types which may be called weaklings" and"perhaps ultimately to worthless race types": A rigid system of selection through the elimination of those who are weak or unfit-in other words social failures-would solve the whole question in one hundred years, as well as enable us to get rid of the undesirables who crowd our jails, hospitals, and insane asylums.
We have a rigid caste system operating here.