Sentence examples for a more elastic structure from inspiring English sources

This gave a light body that was strong as steel, giving what at the time was regarded as a more elastic structure which would not break as easy.

Generally speaking, of course, the latter, with its higher protein content, is the better bet for bread, as the extra gluten gives dough a stronger, more elastic structure.

Children have softer tracheas and a more elastic tracheobronchial trees than adults; this elasticity, which helps protect the structures from injury when they are compressed, may contribute to the lower incidence of TBI in children.

The CL structure demonstrated higher strength (8.7 MPa) and a more elastic behavior (strain at break 357%) compared with the FGM (3.5 MPa, 297%).

Mr. Bush offered a more elastic formula on settlements.

This group has a more elastic constitution, for starters.

Now Blachly aims for a more elastic approach, for more shapely and sensuous phrasing.

The underlying aim is less an aesthetic one than a mission to create a more elastic, and therefore tolerant, environment.

This compositional rigor was coupled with a social mission: to create a more elastic relationship between private and communal space.

A more elastic urban policy reduces price volatility.

Is there a more elastic word in the English language than the word liberal?