inflexible的示例

• A low precision irrigation practice is inflexible and does not allow the farmer to adjust water applications in response to changing conditions.

• Although these methods have good performance in particular domains for extracting particular relations, they are limited and inflexible.

• The natural parameters - ice, shoals, climatic conditions etc - are, with certain modifications, basically inflexible.

• Three years later the tactic could to an extent be repeated in the face of a much more inflexible attitude from the government.

• At the same time he symbolised the inflexible immigration restrictions imposed by the victorious powers.

• The problem with this tenure regime was that it was inflexible, while its paternalism fostered a resentful dependency.

• The laws governing foreign investment were strict and inflexible, reflecting the government's residual ideological hostility.

• But this does not mean that behavior is completely inflexible, and that the "is" dictates the norms.

• A halving of substitution elasticities implies an economy that in an international context is rather inflexible, however.

• There was a common perception, based either on past experience or on the experiences of acquaintances, that statutory help was heavily restricted and inflexible.

• Economists have long promoted control systems as cost-effective alternatives to technological restrictions and other forms of inflexible command-andcontrol environmental regulations.

• This policy instrument is more likely to lead to cost-effective outcomes than alternative approaches, most notably inflexible emission quotas.

• If the child views the parents as completely inflexible, for example, this appraisal may rule out a variety of active strategies.

• The mask is conceived as inflexible, inhibiting participation in positive elements of postmodernity as it becomes increasingly difficult to see a youthful self behind it.

• To speak in a commanding or inflexible way implies that the listener is of lower status.