The power a movement has beyond organizations is its elasticity: its ability to expand to accomodate more people, more tactics, more organizations.
Leaning toward the old school, Mr. Clayton may not have that undefinable elasticity, that ability to let go at the more abstract, higher level that a lot of serious pianists in his generation are developing.
The abundant and various material on display at this year's festival is evidence of the medium's almost infinite variety and elasticity, its ability to comprehend, in small increments and at great length, in real time and on landscapes of fantasy, the breadth and scope of contemporary life.
But if he has a defining quality, it is elasticity: his ability to stretch into splits or near-splits while extending himself into the corners to track down the opposition's best efforts and send them back with point-winning pace of his own.
The Young's modulus of MWNTs (a measure of their elasticity, or ability to recover from stretching or compression) is estimated by researchers to be greater than that of carbon fibres by a factor of 5 to 10. MWNTs are capable of readily absorbing loads via a sequence of reversible elastic deformations, such as buckling or kinking, in which the bonds between carbon atoms remain intact.
This means that marketers must embrace the concept of "age elasticity" – the ability to go up or down the age spectrum -- when building marketing strategies and plans.
It has cut the cost of doing business down to the lowest it's ever been, provides real elasticity, the ability to move quickly, and lets innovators spend their scarce resources on driving product and service differentiation, not housekeeping.
The power of the cloud is in its elasticity and its ability to evolve and adapt to the changes that overcome the IoT botnet threat landscape.
Vertical elasticity is the ability to scale up and scale down the capabilities of a Virtual Machine (VM).
