Sentence examples for much more elastic from inspiring English sources

"The definition of 'crisis' has been changed and been made much more elastic," said Richard Dreyfuss, the actor, who appears in one ad.

This is important -- and frightening, to some -- because the digital data is much more elastic than film images, frozen on celluloid.

As a result of the low blood pressure, they have less strain on the arteries, which are much more elastic than usual for people of their age.

Once something could be made in a workshop or factory a print, a piece of china, a candlestick the supply became much more elastic.

Pure PU scaffolds had an isotropic emulsion-like structure, a porous Young's modulus of 15.7 kPa and were much more elastic than the PLGA scaffolds.

In a society that has more than 300 terms to designate skin color, racial categories are much more elastic than in the United States, making it difficult to determine who is black and who is not.

In contrast, the complex between KPI and CH produced less rigid and much more flexible films, with decreased elastic modulus (EM), storage modulus (E′) and glass transition temperature (Tg).

The complex, multi-branched structure of the vessel LDPE gives much more prominent elastic features.

Light drinking households are clearly less income-elastic for wine and beer than moderate and heavy drinking households, and heavy drinking households are much more income-elastic with respect to beer than moderate drinking households.

It is shown that the design of vessels based on the elasto-plastic methods is much more economic than elastic methods.

Modified plant starch is an alternative source for hydrocolloids applied in fresh noodle, noodle containing it showed a much springier, smoother, more elastic, and chewier texture than those without it [81].