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Перевод: elasticity

[существительное]
эластичность ; упругость

Тезаурус:

1. A quietly-spoken man, he is not the pushy type of manager who makes sure the sandwiches are folded properly backstage or that the plectrums are of the right elasticity.
2. There was no elasticity in them and nothing at all of the swelling sap, rising around him.
3. In daytime our skin synthesises vitamin D and a natural protective pigment whilst facial movements enhance tone and elasticity.
4. For example, suppose that the income elasticity of demand for electrical goods is +2.0 when GDP per head of the population is, say, 3,000.
5. With age, the skin's inner layer loses its elasticity.
6. If we don't warm up first we can easily pull a muscle or tear a ligament, just as the elasticity in a rubber band is greater if it is warm than if it is cold.
7. But these really hard scrappers have come on short lines when float fishing, and a short line makes a lot of difference to how a fish fights when the elasticity is negligible.
8. Other considerations are the least diameter for a given breaking strain; anti-kink properties; elasticity and colour.
9. These rising import prices will tend to feed back into domestic prices, especially if imports are a large proportion of GDP and the elasticity of demand for imports is low.
10. Secondly, economists may have over-estimated the elasticity of demand for electricity, and thus exaggerated the distortions caused by prices that were too low.
11. Demand was not always as price-elastic as the critics suggested, and the contrast between the views of managers within an industry (that price elasticity is low) and that of economists (that it is high) is a familiar one from other industries.
12. It claims to supply all the nutrients needed to reactivate skin cells and so restore firmness and elasticity.
13. Elasticity is important: I do not always prefer a line which stretches the least.