Sentence examples for conveniently elastic from inspiring English sources

His own attitude to terrorism, though, is conveniently elastic.

Darwin underlined the temptations here when he wrote about the unfused bone in the heads of newborn humans and other mammals, which makes their skulls conveniently elastic.

Moreover, the blue-sky thinking of the recent past which, encouraged by large government subsidies and conveniently elastic time horizons, appeared to favour the hydrogen fuel-cell, has been dumped for the practical and achievable.

The two compromised and agreed that the new government would support the "federative principle"—a conveniently elastic phrase.

These equations are also deduced conveniently for piezoelectric and elastic materials since these derivation are rendered in terms of matrix.

Bending tests are conveniently used to determine mechanically the elastic modulus of materials.

The advantage of the approach is that the method can conveniently solve general boundary conditions including elastic constraints in practical engineering field by only varying the stiffness coefficients.

The effective characteristics of the examined composites in the steady states (high-elastic and glassy) can be conveniently predicted based on the known properties of the matrix and fiber.

The elastic properties of lipid membranes can be conveniently characterized through the bending elastic modulus κ.

FRANC3D can be conveniently used for crack simulation, and it uses the boundary element method and linear elastic fracture mechanics to analyze cracked structures [13, 14].

We show how near-elastic vibro-impact problems, linear or nonlinear in-between impacts, can be conveniently analyzed by a discontinuity-reducing transformation of variables combined with an extended averaging procedure.