Elasticity

This rallying power in the cohesive force is called Elasticity, and it exists in no small degree in glass.

Lectures on Popular and Scientific Subjects Earl of Caithness John Sutherland Sinclair

Elasticity, which is the ability of a fiber to recover immediately from deformation, is an important characteristic of wool.

BellaOnline - The Voice of Women 2010

EKOS poll: 'Elasticity' would reduce Conservative minority

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed 2010

EKOS poll: 'Elasticity' would reduce Conservative minority

The Globe and Mail - Home RSS feed Jane Taber 2010

"Elasticity" Of Demand And Supply Cannot Be Measured 309 6.

Mises Dailies 2009

Elasticity – a sense that a novel has been written, in part at least, because its author needed to find something out for themselves – is an underrated part of what creates narrative atmosphere and tension.

SOLVED: The Outlining vs. Organic Writing Debate | Write to Done 2009

Aaron Perlut, a ruggedly handsome certified nuclear mustacheologist whose body odor is often compared to a blend of fear and bacon grease, is a managing partner of St. Louis-based digital word-of-mouth agency Elasticity and is an 18-year veteran of the public industry.

Humor Can Create Engagements Aaron Perlut 2010

-- Automation and Elasticity: In order for infrastructure to most efficiently meet the dynamic demands of multiple services, while at the same time achieving the economics that have contributed to the rise in popularity of cloud, management of the resource pool must be highly automated.

Cutting Through the Cloud Hype 2010

Elasticity also aims to build Facebook, Twitter and YouTube pages for each of Stout's five salespeople, allowing clients more touch points.

The 10 Essentials Of Any Effective Web Site 2010

Elasticity is the quality that allows a dough to be leavened.

Ratio Michael Ruhlman 2009