stiffness

IPA: stˈɪfnʌs

Examples of "stiffness" in Sentences

He said it feels fine, other than some stiffness, which is to be expected.
One benefit is the lighter weight; another is an 11-percent boost in stiffness, according to Washburn.
In the numerical solution of complex, dynamic systems, you often run into what is called the stiffness problem.
His hip stiffness is evident when he tries to change direction, as he has trouble sometimes playing off-coverage situations.
And though a certain stiffness remains, I can do myself, without help, almost everything I need to do, and some things not needed.
But she was getting more pleasant looking and her eyes were getting over their "stiffness" -- which was something, and he felt pleased.
The stiffness is a result of the bones being flatter and broader than in other birds with the elbow and wrist joints being nearly completely fused.
Male athletes from fifty-four to seventy-five years old who ran about thirty miles a week were compared to sedentary men and women and were found to have 30 percent less arterial stiffness, which is a primary cause of high blood pressure.
I have a little rotator cuff stiffness from a fall two weeks ago, when I popped both feet while I was at full arm extension at a funny angle, so I bailed early on the 5.8 (it's a really hard 5.8: another Prime Climb sandbag job) that is my current project wall.