An environmental psychologist told me, If you're sitting in a hard chair on a rigid surface, you'll be more rigid.

And it has become a wild success, tapping into the enthusiast photography community.

He starts running the stick against our genitals and buttocks, tapping us provocatively.

You mix them together and they make a rigid double helix.

Second, China s financial system is fragile, and its economic structure rigid.

Oral spelling for these individuals is normal, and their finger tapping speed is below normal.

Rigid timetables that history suggests would not be met should be eschewed.

This may mean eliminating shadowy tax havens, tapping phone lines, and identifying individuals considered highly dangerous.

The big news in energy these days is the revolution in technology for tapping shale gas.

References Alliance for Excellent Education, Tapping The Potential Retaining and Developing High Quality New Teachers , 2005.

These species are able to out compete other plants by most efficiently tapping into available resources.

In advancing implementation, an increasing number of Governments are tapping into private sector resources through partnerships.

And that means that China also must reconsider its rigid notion of sovereignty.

Many of them are successfully tapping into buoyant demand in emerging economies, generating significant free cash flow.

In some cases, the aphids secrete the honeydew in response to ants tapping them with their antennae.

Tapping local and indigenous knowledge can contribute to technical designs and management arrangements suited to local circumstances.

Rigid rules and distant policymakers merely suffocate the animal spirits of the business class.

We must fight Islamic extremism, but not by tapping into the darkest gut feelings of the unthinking mob.

Faced with severe supply constraints, Asian economies are increasingly tapping other continents fossil fuels, mineral ores, and timber.

The author adds that the tapping of telephone calls between him and his lawyer was a disproportionate measure.

Economically, the country is committed to post war reconstruction, effectively using international assistance and tapping its own resources.

More importantly, even the regulators themselves have ceased to believe in obsolete and rigid doctrines.

An Austrian seller accepted an order to produce, deliver and set up tapping equipment at a restaurant in Germany.

So the point here is that not all boys exist within these rigid boundaries of what we think of as boys and girls, and not all girls exist within those rigid boundaries of what we think of as girls.

China is winning goodwill across the continent by tapping into shared anti colonial resentments and by treating the continent seriously.

Second, an education investment bank would be transformative in terms of tapping new assets, leveraging capital, and creating more opportunities.

When the team drove through the plantation, hundreds of people could be seen with tapping materials and bags of rubber.

In the American Iranian equation it was the US, not Iran, that conducted rigid ideological diplomacy.

For almost 40 years, that era s Western feminist critique of rigid sex role stereotyping has prevailed.

The problem, however, is that prices have generally proved much more rigid, declining only in Ireland.

But it is more likely that the regime is too rigid and too blinkered to act.

These structures are often rigid, quite bureaucratic, dominating by men, and as such, intimidating for women.

Tapping his forehead, Madi insists, We are waiting for the situation to change. For how long, he says, depends on God.

Banks are creatively tapping into migrant worker remittances, multiple family households, and other previously overlooked sources of potential income and creditworthiness.

To put it simply, a sound management system cannot operate with rigid bureaucratic structures and institutional inflexibilities.

Small scale water systems are an option for tapping groundwater resources in small and medium sized towns, as well as rural areas.

Customary law is not rigid in that it is made to fit round the demands of global economy.

The other school, by contrast, worried that the existing monetary system was rigid, brittle, and prone to crisis.

Moreover, removing rigid protections without offering alternative, contingent safety nets and judicial redress is a recipe for conflict.

The Security Officer will also be responsible for ensuring that all technology meets rigid security standards before deployment.

Indeed, the application of rigid solutions has contributed rather to a further widening of the gap between countries.

Having already officially hit the ceiling, the Treasury is moving money around and tapping various pots of unused funds to pay its bills.

With regard to parliament, there is no need to follow Lebanon s rigid apportionment of seats according to confessional identity.

These qualities simply don't exist in Russia's Sovietized military organizations, with their rigid hierarchies and culture of blind conformity.

Saudi Arabia, long one of the Arab world s most rigid societies, now finds itself in a state of flux.