Sentence examples for elastic quality from inspiring English sources

The resulting music had a viscous, elastic quality that seemed to coalesce into a pliable mass.

Using videos, the researchers found that the marlin's performance results from a graded flexibility along the fish, rather than an elastic quality.

Emboldened by the computer, which easily gives letters an elastic quality, today's typographers often use typefaces the way we use paint or clay, expressively modeling and contorting them to challenge meaning and convey feeling.

"If you don't have gluten in a recipe, you have to rely on protein, starch and sometimes gums and texturizers," she said, "xanthan gum, guar gum, kudzu and gelatin, pectin, to hold everything together and give an elastic quality".

The Elastic Quality Index (EQI) was adopted to take into account two mutually exclusive properties which govern the sensitivity to cracking, namely strain capacity and tensile strength.

Now, many more people know that gluten is a protein contained in wheat, rye and barley, and it has a crucial elastic quality that holds together the ingredients of breads, cakes, cookies, pasta and most any other baked good you care to name.

The synths in the chorus seem to mirror the elastic qualities of their voices, and when they combine, it's just like getting totally inverted by a feeling.

But a study of the successive adjustments of that instrument of government throughout our history, would seem to show that the recent pullings have met with less resistance than was presented to the first tests of its elastic qualities.

So, I have this new species that I call Pacific Balloon Turtle, which has a shell with elastic qualities.

This has important implications for tissue engineering, especially because of the elastic qualities of the adhesive.

"It rips those elastic qualities of the skin and pulls them apart so that they can't retract back to normal.