Because triangles are the only rigid structures.

I mean, we've essentially been exporting oil spills when we import oil from places without tight environmental regulations.

Its trunk measures 40 to 60 cm in diameter and is highly branched and rigid, presenting uncountable spines.

Pteraspis also had some stiff spikes on its back, possibly an additional form of protection against predators.

This suggests that financial liberalization might be dangerous until even SOEs are subject to a hard budget constraint.

In Latin America, however, rigid class divisions and deep income inequalities created fertile ground for populism.

Crowds are the opposite of organizations rather than being dominated by rigid hierarchies, they are often led by individuals with no formal rank.

First, there have been the hub and spoke alliances of the US with Japan, South Korea, and Australia (and more loosely with Singapore, Thailand, and the Philippines).

Human technologies have tended to be large, flat, with right angles, stiff, made of metal. They have rolling devices and axles. There are very few motors, very few sensors.

The bonds linking us with the Arab world are solid, dating back a long time and valued by both sides. We will not allow them to be jeopardized.

They are also inherently rigid, risk averse, and reluctant to innovate, because they know that if they deviate from the letter of the law, or if an innovation goes awry, they will be chastised politically.

Indeed, under Chen s policy, Taiwan nearly became a rigidly divided society, where local and not native Chinese lived as potential enemies.

In this prescient 2005 talk, Clay Shirky shows how closed groups and companies will give way to looser networks where small contributors have big roles and fluid cooperation replaces rigid planning.

At Doğa Okulu everyone is nature's student, re engaging with the primeval knowledge inherent to natural living by imitating nature itself experimenting, experiencing and evolving collectively without rigid schedules.

Many Muslims understand as well as anyone in the West, and in the same terms the underlying causes of the alienation that animates Islamic radicalism and violence. They know that the rigid dictatorships of the region have paralyzed their populations. Only those consumed by the fires of their rage seem able to melt the shackles of these authoritarian societies.

In geopolitical terms, Russia and China are reenacting the norms of the nineteenth century, when states competed by amassing hard power in a system of unbridled nationalism and rigid state sovereignty.

In November 2014, Ryabtseva wrote a blog post indicating that Echo of Moscow had played a crucial role in crafting Russia s law on bloggers a widely hated piece of legislation that saddles some bloggers with stiffer regulations.

As with all rigid regulation, however, there is a risk that the single rate might not be suited to every circumstance, and a certain amount of flexibility could therefore be required this is what underpins the argument for reduced rates.

DESAMA (S), rapporteur. (FR) I think this vote revealed two things first, Sir Leon Brittan is not only the Commissioner but leader of the British Conservative group secondly, fair play, which is supposed to be a British virtue, is clearly still observed by Labour but non existent in the Conservative camp.

As one of Freud s disciples, Erich Fromm, famously argued, the urge to escape the demands of free choice by adopting rigid beliefs or norms of conformity can be especially compelling for those whose sense of a strong autonomous identity or a capacity to think for themselves is not fully developed.