英語 での Rigidly の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The legal interpretation of sacred texts is rigidly fixed in Judaism- but by the Talmud, rather than by the Bible itself(Shahak 1994).
Controlled substances are controlled in the United States rigidly. Prescriptions for these controlled substances are composed on triplicate forms. The government scrutinizes prescriptions for controlled substances.
Whites rigidly enforced segregation in the Jim Crow era, limiting African Americans' chances for education, representation and free public movement.
This task is to be accomplished by the thoroughly and rigidly consistent application of the principles of the Revolution to all the departments of the religious, moral, judicial, legal, political, and social order.
Repetitive behaviors or mental acts that the person feels driven to perform in response to an obsession, or according to rules that must be applied rigidly.
Whites rigidly enforced segregation in the Jim Crow era, limiting African Americans' chances for education, free public movement, and closing them out of the political system.
According to the configuration of the above(21), it is possible to provide an operating system including a rigidly connected operating device and additional devices.
Remember that INTPs need plenty of time alone, that they dislike rigidly structured environments, and that they may struggle with being in tune with other people's feelings.
If an office is configured correctly and furniture is not so rigidly arranged, then quarterly update meetings, as well as evening presentations, can be held in-house,” Thomas says.
Highly advanced, rigidly supported gears, operate in oil bath without any noise saves space, reduces, shaft deflection, increasing gear life;
A law passed in 1726 against religious conventicles was rigidly enforced against the Swedish Pietists(Läsare) from 1803 till its repeal in 1853.
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….
A better approach than rigidly applying the study inclusion and exclusion criteria is to ask whether there is some compelling reason why the results do not apply to the patient.
The followed them rigidly at first, and after they had time to become confident in the process they adapted some of the rules to be more aligned with the organisation culture.
Religious messages, particularly when directed at those who have been raised in rigidly religious environments, are accepted without question when they come packaged in familiar wrapping.
Most often, these are women who rigidly adhere to the traditional role of the female with a strong sense of duty to be a“good wife.”.
We swapped Bayern's traditional style for this high-possession game but there was still no flexibility in terms of players' positions and everyone had to stick rigidly to his own area.
Large tracts of grassland over the open Kuang, the coconut trees planted buyers, the type and color of flowers and even fewer; hammock rigidly arranged on the lawn edge, other leisure chairs for visitors rarely see.
The lack of a charter of values and strongly approved rigidly binding, has created room for maneuver, which have become disruptive, for governments not willing to give up large parts of their sovereignty, a factor that has locked in a strong political integration.
Others cling rigidly, sometimes even fanatically formal practice"which is not going", not understanding that at the stage where they have found the mere adherence to form and formal practice is not absolutely what they should do.