stiffness

Byrnes and his collaborators have found that the thin patagium is rich in muscles, and some parts are stiffer than others.

Maps is another place where Apple’s got some pretty stiff competition from Google.

Colman keeps a stiff upper lip, even as the role begins to shift out from under her.

By this April, SoftBank admitted that it was on track to take stiff losses from its Vision Fund portfolio, which, when combined with other investing losses, pushed the company into a rare loss for the year.

There’s an old Polish woman, for instance, whose stiff, territorial energy I can feel whenever I show up to Gaston Park the day after a rain.

Early signs are often movement-related, including tremors, stiffness, and problems with walking.

Other auras include neck stiffness, lack of focus, and nausea.

Your miner friends notice the stiffness of your walk and chaff you about it.

Some senior Whitehall sources believed that there was an early “stiffness” between the Queen and Mrs. Thatcher.

But Norris is so inviolably the real thing that even his mind-boggling thespian stiffness works as a badge of pride.

Madame Ratignolle begged Robert to accompany her to the house; she complained of cramp in her limbs and stiffness of the joints.

Here was none of the old-time stiffness of Capheaton, and there was a conspicuous absence of dead masters and their pupils.

"He was not in my service," said Nigel, with a sudden, very English stiffness that was almost like haughtiness.

As Nejdi, too, was showing signs of stiffness, Malcolm mounted one of the spare animals and led the Arab.

Jim led the horses to a little stream of water as the girls stamped the stiffness out of their cramped legs.