Sentence examples for elastic scope from inspiring English sources

The word "comics" in the title has a necessarily elastic scope.

What looks like an odd question to outsiders, given the notoriously elastic scope of what constitutes national security under China's one-party system, has actually been the focus of one of the most intense behind-the-scenes political battles ahead of the leadership transition next October from President Hu Jintao to his likely successor, Xi Jinping.

The constant reduction in thickness of coatings, as well as the increase in development of softer (polymeric) coatings has meant that a whole range of indenter geometries are needed to cover the scope of elastic and plastic properties measured by scratch testing.

These include the McCoy laryngoscope, intubating LMA, Proseal LMA, gum elastic bougie, flexible fibreoptic scope, and instruments for cricothyrodotomy and transtracheal jet ventilation.

The analysis of large-scale fracture processes, such as those involved in the fracture of adhesive joints, falls outside the scope of Linear Elastic Fracture Mechanics (LEFM).

Staging the appearance of specific cell types (e.g., ciliated epithelial cells, endothelial cells, pneumocytes, and lymphatic cells) and other extracellular matrix components (e.g., collagen and elastic fibers) is beyond the scope of this paper.

Higher acceleration inputs result in softening nonlinear responses highlighting the need for a nonlinear elastic model that extends beyond the scope of this work.

We used a video laryngoscope (HOYA Co. Ltd., airway scope) with a gum elastic bougie tube introducer.

Within the scope of linear elasticity, an in-plane problem related to the repair of an infinite thin elastic plate with a hole by a patch is considered.

We have added experimental evidence for the elastic dynamics of two other chromosomal regions and expanded the scope of the modeling, as requested by Reviewer 1 and 2, respectively.

The scope of the study is the vibrations of thin elastic parallelogram plates of constant thickness.