| You could even argue that it was a substitute for religion, blossoming as faith inclined to rigidify and evaporate at the same time. |
| You'd strategically rigidify yourself to give yourself an emotional shape. |
| Photos above make us realize the payload bay's volume and see the strengthening pieces which rigidify the fuselage. |
| On the roof, steel gutters suffice to rigidify the metal structure that supports the roofing, thus avoiding additional bracing. |
| Finally, relationship-specific investment may rigidify interfirm interactions in a way that harms project performance. |
| Of course, to move forward in these negotiations it is of key importance not to rigidify positions on either side of the spectrum. |
