“elasticity”造句，怎麼用elasticity造句

With age, we lose muscle mass, and our connective tissues lose some of their elasticity.

When running free, the Afghan Hound moves at a gallop, showing great elasticity and spring in his smooth, powerful stride.

Yes, the language is feature-rich, and it has just enough idiomatic elasticity to distinguish one programmer's work from another's.

Likewise, exercising the pelvic muscles with Kegels during this period may enhance their elasticity, strengthen them, and speed their return to normal tone.

The nicotine found in cigarettes damages the fibers and connective tissue in your skin, causing it to lose elasticity and strength.

Some argue that torture is justified if our survival is threatened, but even apart from the elasticity of this justification, it is flawed because it depends on an equivocation.

It is called the elasticity of demand.

"Collagen is a protein that gives skin its strength and elasticity."

I know you're tempted to throw them in the machine but it wrecks the elasticity.

Like cholesterol, they are thought to affect the elasticity of the skin — the key factor by which we judge someone's age.

Researchers at Rothamsted Research redesigned the model to allow for elasticity and flexibility in the spider's dragline, its most sturdy line of silk used for moving about and snagging prey.

This is based upon pricing elasticity studies and consumer demand.

The design strategy section describes how to implement elasticity that has all the resources support statelessness in execution and parallelism.

The analysis based on a nonlinear elasticity theory reveals that the small pressure coefficients mainly result from the changes of the misfit strain and the elastic constants with pressure.

Parallelism, distributed storage needs, and security enhancements act as supporting characteristics that need to be addressed to achieve elasticity and multi-tenancy.

This is what we characterize as elasticity, making the asynchronous service framework an elastic queue.