| An unflexible reward scheme would be particularly detrimental in the context of innovation management, whose outputs are per definition ex ante undefined. |
| Benitez knows how to get the better of Chelsea's unflexible, unsubtle tactical formation, but he's also short of the players needed to execute the perfect plan. |
| If you are unemployed, you cannot register to be signed by a club until the window re-opens which has created a highly unflexible situation. |
| Almarri added that having an unflexible deadline also helped the industry focus on completing projects in time for the Expo. |
| Other applications are rather unflexible, less reliable, expensive, and mostly suitable for mass production in all aspects, says Mr Kaever. |
| Other pallet racks consist of cold-rolled sheet metal with 2 mm thickness which becomes unflexible even through light impacts. |
