| A likely cause may be the nonrigid connections between filaments and levers. |
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| The Navy had purchased five nonrigid airships from Goodyear in 1954 for the airborne early warning mission. |
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| In what follows, we desire is to highlight God's love for symbols and motivate their proper use in a Biblical nonrigid way. |
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| The stainless steel springs inserted in the adapters serve for the nonrigid installation. |
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| Their nonrigid skeleton has led to rare occurrence and poor preservation. |
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| To prevent clattering and constraining forces in the case of alternating wind loads, the facade panels are installed on the substructure in a nonrigid way by means of foamed pieces. |
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| This approach allows the construction of mini-airships with shapes that are difficult to implement with nonrigid or semirigid hulls. |
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| Braudeau E, Frangi JP, Mohtar RH Characterizing nonrigid aggregated soil-water medium using its shrinkage curve. |
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| At present and in the near future, there is not a considerable alternative to nonrigid pavement of bitumenbased materials. |
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| The third variant supposes fixation of nonrigid parts with discrepancy of CAD models and their possible deformations in the course of processing. |
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| The transition to nonrigid airships resulted in even more robust vehicles executing a number of complex military missions. |
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| Nonrigid insulations are usually made of fibre glass fibre being the most common often with a foil-backed paper on one side. |
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| Nonrigid airships, which have enjoyed a rebirth of use and interest, do not have a rigid structure but have a defined aerodynamic shape, which contains cells filled with the lifting agent. |
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