Sentence examples for to be elastic from inspiring English sources
Thus, we consider these contact surfaces to be elastic supports (Hookean contact springs), which deform elastically with respect to the insect's body during haltere motion.
The material is then said to be elastic.
She wants their musical responses to be elastic, malleable, spontaneous, surprising.
He has made it easy for that number to be elastic, and to stretch without public restraint.
The strain here is said to be elastic, and the ratio of stress to strain is called the elastic modulus.
(One keeps hearing, from Guantánamo enthusiasts, about prisoners "captured on the battlefield," but that term seems to be elastic, if not completely abstract).
The material is assumed to be elastic-perfectly plastic.
The reinforcement is assumed to be elastic-perfectly plastic under tension and compression.
The behavior of the single crystal is assumed to be elastic-perfectly plastic.
The three phases of the composite are supposed to be elastic-perfectly plastic and to conform with J2-plasticity.
In the MCFT, the stress strain relationship for the steel reinforcement is assumed to be elastic-perfectly plastic, being the Young's modulus constant up to the yield strength (f y ) and then zero upon yielding at the crack location.
