Examples of using Rigidly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But we can't fight such forces rigidly.
Precision X-Y Axis rigidly mounted to the cutting table.
Don't push your child or structure too rigidly.
Bender, you have rigidly applied the law with no regard for its intent.
And for that very same reason,its actions have to be rigidly defined, delimited and circumscribed;
So you're gonna rigidly adhere to the rules even if it costs you your life?
Quality would always be sacrificed for the sake of quantity,if both requirements are rigidly set.
His army's ethos was rigidly professional, though even in peacetime half were conscripts.
Other options where developer contains more,finally will influence more rigidly a head of hear.
The inventor also replaced rigidly connected to the wheel axle independent, dramatically increasing mobility wheelchairs.
From the point of view of the same physics we talked about,the tail is fixed rigidly in the operator's fist.
And there is his wife, sitting rigidly in the driver's seat at a forward tilt, staring straight ahead, as if she is pondering whether to plow into the wall.
Dalia described that she grew up in a home where religion was rigidly forced on her, without explanation or discussion.
Sticking rigidly to plan, instead of sensing and adjusting to reality, leads to having the harvest go to waste, which too often happens in organizations.
We should try to carry out the instruction, the specific instruction of the spiritual master,very rigidly, without caring for our personal benefit or loss.
Your own consciousness has its particular unique qualities, in that like other comparatively long-lived species,you associate your identity with your form far more rigidly.
Every concept that can ever be needed will be expressed by exactly one word,with its meaning rigidly defined and all its subsidiary meanings rubbed out and forgotten….
The practice of rigidly defending front-line trenches, regardless of casualties was abolished, in favour of a mobile defence of the fortified areas being built over the autumn and winter of 1916- 1917.
Despite the existence of classes and hanging membrane coatings, cable assemblies and other rare systems,basis for the vast majority of steel structures protrude rigidly interconnected shaft elements.
He is born into a certain station,and his position in society is rigidly determined by the laws and customs which assign to each member of his rank definite privileges and duties or definite disabilities.
So… when we recognize the fact that the human organism which has a great deal of adaptive flexibility allowing us tosurvive in many different conditions is also rigidly programmed for certain environmental requirements or human needs a social imperative begins to emerge.
This poet did not have to hold rigidly to historical events when he was speaking of the Christ because he had a direct knowledge of Him that was built upon a foundation as important as a copy of the etheric body of Jesus of Nazareth.
I believe that the principle of the sanctity of life and saving it, as a paramountvalue, justifies not following those rules that support, almost rigidly but for particular exceptions, the prohibition against intervening in a person's body without his consent, without regard for the consequences.
Wages, profits, and other economic problems are not rigidly regulated, but they are in general controlled by the industrial legislatures, while all disputes arising out of industry are passed upon by the industrial courts.
Without that soul level knowingness, the consciousness processes information from the ego's perspective; and since the ego supports personal ideas and perceptions,which often are rigidly set, rarely can the ego see a situation from other perspectives or discern between truth and falsehood.
Decades of research into the psychology of eatingbehaviors have shown us that the more we attempt to rigidly control our eating the more likely we are to lose that control when faced with unpleasant feelings, especially when these feelings arise due to perceived“diet failure.”.
Instead, some of the social conditioning against emotional discharge carried by our cultures and rigidly inflicted upon us when we were children("Don't cry,""Be a big boy," and so on) has interfered with, and prevented, recovery from our hurts, leading to an increasing accumulation of distresses and tensions.