Sentence examples for elastic to changes from inspiring English sources

The marginal cost of electricity supply is elastic to changes in demand.

Based on a sensitivity analysis performed on the bound optimisation model, figure 1 shows that the optimal rate of coverage is highly elastic to large reductions in price of the anti-HPV vaccine of choice, almost linearly elastic to changes in total budget and population eligible for anti-HPV prevention programmes and virtually inelastic to the cost of screening.

This paper is focused on the analysis of the sensitivity of the thermomechanical response of a macroscopic elastic body to changes that occur at the microstructure.

Competing in taxes (transfers) renders migration flows less (more) elastic with respect to changes in fiscal policy.

They are sufficiently mechanically strong and elastic to withstand the volume change and deformation of PCMs during the phase change.

Maximum or ultimate load indicates the whole bone strength at the point where the femur started to change from elastic to plastic phase.

The other chambers are passively elastic, and they react to changes in volume by proportionally changing pressure.

X-ray diffraction measurements show that the SiGe crystals are strain-free irrespective of the stress relieving mechanism which changes from elastic to plastic by increasing their width.

The perfusion should be finished when the consistency of the liver changes from elastic to a deformable state.

Despite the changes induced by both techniques are completely different, they are able to enhance the wear performance of UHMWPE due to the beneficial change in elastic to plastic properties.

Here the change from elastic to plastic deformation under the applied force is significantly enhanced in Group 1. Interestingly, the results found in the final part of the testing procedure, the failure load, were very similar.