PEAX-P hydrogel retains elastic nature even at 60% compressive strain, which is favorable to fit with the dynamic and elastic natural tissue counterparts.
In addition, since many of FMS's services can be elastically scaled down in off peak times, e.g., during the night, the elastic nature of cloud plays a significant role, especially in terms of costs control, since systems of such scale as our FMS incur very high costs in practice (e.g., of computation or networking).
What if there was a way to restore the elastic nature of skin?
"This suggests the elastic nature of people's ability to speak to their motives".
It's a thrilling conceit, one that captures the seemingly elastic nature of time and space when we leave the marked trails and step out into the trees.
The range of winners was a reminder of the Web's elastic nature, which allows both mass and granular manifestations of what people are thinking about.
Despite the elastic nature of Rayleigh scattering, the feedback mechanism has been insofar deemed incoherent, which corresponds to the commonly observed smooth generation spectra.
Some of the discrepancies in the model predictions are traceable to its elastic nature.
APAP's positive heat values indicated the breaking of bonds during unloading as a result of its highly elastic nature.
He studied ligaments that store muscle energy, observing the tendons of porpoises, kangaroos and cheetahs, noting how the cheetah's hind leg landed and compressed, and the elastic nature of it.
Despite Finkel claims that he's too battle weary to ever veer from the truth again, their meeting room scenes serve as a stage to expound on the elastic nature of truth.
