Examples of using Rigid system in English and their translations into German
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This rigid system encountered tremendous pressure in the 1970s.
That's the case with a lot of rigid systems, especially analog.
This would allow for more innovation and creativity in a far too rigid system.
A rigid system based on e.g. a periodic questionnaire is deliberately avoided.
The flexible component approach is key: Protective Shield is not a rigid system.
As a result, good chip control and a rigid system that can handle the cutting forces is crucial.
In theory it would mean that all the national currencies would be locked into a rigid system.
Away from a rigid system that adds one function after another to a modular system where features can be combined when required.
A more networked value creation chain is much better equipped to adapt flexibly to market changes andcustomer requirements than a rigid system is.
The schools are bureaucratic and inefficient; they are trapped in a rigid system that pays teachers poorly and is unable to dismiss underperforming teachers.
When compared to rigid systems, semi-rigid PEEK-OPTIMA rods can deliver similar benefits to titanium and are strong enough to stabilize the spine.
This will increase flexibility for the industry, and will thus particularly benefit small-scale fleets,for which a fixed and rigid system is more difficult to work with.
He pointed out that, while rigid systems may seem more stable, they are not equipped to cope with unexpected shocks, making them fragile in the long run.
The final solution contains a toolkit that is not limited to traditional risk management that operates within a rigid system but develops with your specific requirements and dynamics.
Admileo is not a rigid system- it grows dynamically with the requirements of your industrial sector, with the complexity of your products and with the innovative drive of your company.
Textile medical products include elastic textiles for compression therapy, rigid systems such as plaster casts, products for treating wounds, surgical textiles and surgical suture materials.
A very rigid system, as proposed by the Development Committee's amendment, will not help us in getting things done in an efficient manner, so we do not welcome that proposal.
In this respect, Cloud Computing is for me the way to freedom in terms of information technology because it means that the user will finally befree from relying on their own software resources, rigid systems, and versions.
A rigid system was found to be suitable for transportation on level floors, but as soon as the trolleys hit unfavourable ground conditions, the foot protection soon came into contact with the ground.
They have been drawn up almost always for statistical purposes andhave not always corresponded to the real situation, because they are rigid systems which are not able to take account of the constant changes occurring in the world of work.
It is by no means to be understood as a rigid system of rules and regulations, but on the contrary more as a continuing process of development of principles and standards to respond to current requirements.
The wooden skeleton represents a spatial design from bottom obvjazok, laid on the base, leaning on these obvjazki one- or two-storeyed racks from boards, the bars connected top obvjazkami,beams and podkosami in rigid system.
Westerners critical of the Hindu cultural pattern and its rigid system of expectations and roles lose sight of the importance of one's mental attitude in bringing about spiritual peace and joy.
Rigid systems, such as Solarspot®, use hi-tech, highly reflective(in our case Vegalux® 99.7%- the most reflective material in the world) to transfer the light- flexible systems use a foil air-conditioning style ducting to try and perform the same task.
A politically charged Romeo and Juliet version and denunciation of court arrogance, a rigid system of status and a corrupt society that is more willing to accept disaster than it is to embrace the happiness of its children.
The change from a rigid system of guaranteed wages, in which rewards are independent of effort(over and above a monitored minimum), to a system which provides workers with an income directly linked to enterprise performance, is expected to lead to a number of beneficial effects: higher motivation and commitment, lower absenteeism and labour turnover, greater identification of workers with the interests of their firm, greater investment in firm-specific human capital, reduced intra- firm conflict and labour-management tension, and improvements in work organization.
The European financing instrument for promoting democracy and human rights is one of the EU's onlyforeign policy instruments which still maintains a rigid system for allocating funds, due to the fact that it does not offer the opportunity for an exemption from the principle of ineligibility of costs relating to taxes, duties and other charges financed by the EU.
Are you sure that in seven years, with a rigid system which will not, of course, allow revision of the financial perspectives in the course of the exercise, and therefore no longer according to that planned five-yearly term, are you sure it will be enough and that the challenge can be victoriously met and surpassed, both by us and by the new member countries?
Corporate governance should not, however, be understood as a rigid system of rules and regulations but rather as a process whereby principles and standards are constantly under development to stay in line with the latest requirements.
Saddled with the old and rigid system of bureaucracy hindering the development of new and dynamic businesses, the European Union will not reach its target- to invest 3% of GDP in research and innovation by 2020.