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He let silence stretch elastically; then, at the last possible moment, brought up the important subject again.

He found himself held, elastically, in a kind of lacework.

After that she let them spring elastically short again, hauling her rapidly forward.

At low energies, they would just scatter off each other "elastically".

In other words, it is the maximum energy per volume that can be elastically stored.

A commercial mild steel strains elastically about 0.15 per cent.

At the most they only bent slightly inward and then sprang back elastically.

The detector was designed to accept only elastically scattered electrons.

Much engineering design is based on the assumption that materials behave elastically.

Motor and transmission are suspended elastically under the lightweight coach body.

The company received a patent for its "elastically scalable database" in 15 months.

The stuff elastically extruded a pseudopod, and struck at the men, hard.

In the absence of gravity the debris scattered elastically.

A bone or stiff membrane gave elastically, then snapped.

The casing, which had been elastically expanded by chamber pressure, contracts slightly.

Then the trunk reached over, circled around Flint's waist, and tightened elastically.

Springs do not require as much rigidity, but must deform elastically before breaking.

The ring of onlookers distended and closed again elastically.

Other synthetic polymers are chemically rather more complicated but, elastically, apparently not very widely different.

"When you shave in the morning, the skin elastically deforms and creates a little valley under the blade," he said.

This was easy to do; she merely relaxed, and her home drop of blood hauled her in elastically.

It snapped elastically back into its host.

If it elastically collides with the surface, then it would return to the bulk gas.

Once steped will be sling away elastically instead of slipped and fell.

Hence, whether the system behaves plastically or elastically is independent of the applied normal force.