Sentence examples for by the elasticity of from inspiring English sources

A passive, slow return of the bell to its expanded shape is effected largely by the elasticity of the mesoglea layer, which crumples during the propulsive contraction.

Therefore, traditional similitude criterion numbers are invalid in water hammer analysis, considering that water hammer is caused by the elasticity of the fluid.

Viewed in the simplest way, in an untreated but uncomplicated wound, as from a clean knife cut, the process is as follows: When tissues are cut, the edges of the wound separate, apparently pulled apart by the elasticity of the skin.

"Great Music". This vehicle profits by the elasticity of the screen, as the fading in and out of scenes helps much in the unfurling of the story, which concerns the son of a wealthy New Yorker whose comsuming ambition is to be a composer of classical music.

They are based on the assumption that the relaxation dynamics occurs through activated events in the energy landscape whose energy scale is set by the elasticity of the material.

The number and type of disclinations displayed by the carbonaceous mesophase matrix is shown to be governed by the elasticity of the mesophase, the carbon fiber mesophase interfacial energy, the size of the fibers, and positional arrangement of the fibers.

As shown in the 1930s by Hicks and Robinson the elasticity of substitution (s) is a key parameter that captures whether capital and labor are gross complements or substitutes.

The purpose of this paper is to compare the R&D productivity of NTBFs located within and outside of science parks by measuring the elasticity of R&D with respect to output.

Spending was adjusted for the cyclical component by applying the elasticity of total expenditure (excluding interest rate) relative to the cycle to all items.

We ask this question by computing the elasticity of CEO wealth with respect to shareholder value for all sectors, i.e. the percentage change in CEO wealth following a 1% increase in shareholder wealth (market cap).

I examine this precise issue by estimating the elasticity of substitution between workers under fixed- and indefinite-term contracts using a traditional nested constant elasticity of substitution (CES) framework (Borjas 2003; Manacorda et al. 2012; Ottaviano and Peri 2012).