Rather, it is a remarkably elastic form, as adaptable to sarcasm and the puncturing of illusions as to reflection, subtle persuasion, and infectious geniality.
You'll discover the secrets of sword swallowers (they suppress their gag reflexes) and contortionists (most have the genetic gift of a highly elastic form of collagen in their tendons and ligaments).
A very hard and elastic form of carbon nitride, in which curved graphene sheets are interlinked owing to the presence of small amounts of nitrogen, has recently been reported1.
This is the house's connective tissue, and its elastic form conjures multiple metaphors: the muscular structure of an alien creature, a piece of toffee, a birth canal.
The band play an elastic, free-form swing, giving Nelson room for his Spanish-flavoured guitar solos and letting him slip in and out of songs at will, cueing the band by sticking a finger up in the air.
Thus, both an elastic network formed by permanent links on the average and a viscoelastic network composed of the remaining adaptive links are described at each maturation time.
A load moving on the surface of an elastic halfspace forms a basic problem that is related to different fields of engineering, such as the subsoil response due to vehicle motion or the ultrasound field due to an angle beam transducer.
Tensiometry demonstrated that the recombinant BslA, while soluble in solution, was surface active meaning that the protein migrates to an air/water or oil/water interface where it forms an elastic film (Hobley et al. 2013).
The major one is "Soft Skulls and Harp" from 1935, which includes examples of both Dalí's abilities as a representational artist and the odd, elastic forms for which he is famous.
The characteristics of the Insular manuscript initial, as described by Carl Nordenfalk, here reach their most extreme realization: "the initials... are conceived as elastic forms expanding and contracting with a pulsating rhythm.
The incremental elastic forms of these equations were provided in Eq. (4)–(11) (Fredlund and Vu, 2003).
