Sentence examples for sufficiently elastic from inspiring English sources

The word is sufficiently elastic to cover both meanings.

More importantly, demand for these laws is sufficiently elastic to generate market shifts.

If Moneo's thinking were sufficiently elastic to incorporate this idea, the shadow Beck might have gained equal standing with its twin.

Peter Hemington, a partner at BDO, explained: "UK employment law is sufficiently elastic to give employers the comfort that they can flex workforces quickly as market conditions change.

His domestic policy was not sufficiently elastic to avoid serious rioting, which broke out in 1898; nor was he sufficiently forceful in putting down an incipient Socialist revolution.

A state department official said yesterday that US law prohibited the funding of organisations that support China's repressive population policy - a definition sufficiently elastic to include Marie Stopes, which runs family planning programmes there.

For sufficiently large elastic mismatch, it is found that the fracture mechanism transitions at a critical ratio of roughness amplitude to wavelength (A/λ) from continuous propagation of a single crack, to a mechanism involving nucleation and coalescence of daughter cracks ahead of the main crack.

However, the applicability of these substrates to the bone microenvironment is limited, due to the inability to achieve a sufficiently high elastic modulus that is relevant to mineralized bone tissue.

Since the influence of pores is sufficiently suppressed, the elastic wave velocities at 177 MPa are mainly governed by elastic properties of the solid matrix.

Results reveal that for sufficiently stiff softening elastic foundation, post-buckling equilibrium path becomes unstable.

A rigid-viscoplastic constitutive relationship was employed that incorporated incompressibility and associated Herschel Bulkley post-yield flow; the total strains were considered to be sufficiently large that elastic deformations could be ignored.