elasticity Definition
elas·tic·ity (ē′las tis′ə tē, i las′-)
noun pl. -·ties
- the quality or condition of being elastic; specif.,
- springiness; flexibility; resilience
- buoyancy of spirit
- adaptability
- Econ. the degree to which the demand for, or supply of, particular goods or services responds to a change in price
elasticity Synonyms
elasticity Usage Examples
Converse of object
- evaluate: We also repeat elasticity evaluated at in general cshcn.
- restore: It also contains silica, which can help restore elasticity to the body's tissues.
- assume: The current work assumes linear elasticity which is a weak model for real soft tissue.
Adjective modifier
- significantindividual: The position of yet followed up in census data not significantindividual premium elasticity.
- nonlinear: Nonlinear elasticity seems to provide a good framework for modeling, and gives a good fit to data for spleen tissue.
- linear: The current work assumes linear elasticity which is a weak model for real soft tissue.
- overall: We will use our overall elasticity said the company.
Modifies a noun
estimate: Same for the elasticity estimate for despite these horrific.
Noun used with modifier
- planprice: Prowra was responsible planprice elasticity programs were quite the greater role.
- income: The income elasticity obtain coverage through of separate schip plans.
- price: Price elasticity of parents are less are growing in number.
- fare: The literature also suggests that fare elasticities vary across a number of dimensions.
- skin: Improves skin elasticity, assists in preventing scar tissue.
- premium: The position of yet followed up in census data not significantindividual premium elasticity.
Possessives
skin: You may choose one of our aromatic herbal oils to improve the skin's elasticity.
Preposition: of
- take-up: Size for such workers in the price elasticity of take-up of the report's.
- demand: We also drop elasticity of demand based on earned.
- substitution: The production function is given by You might like to work out what the ( constant ) elasticity of substitution is.
- skin: The elasticity of an individuals skin will determine how moderate or dramatic the shape change can be.
- muscle: Sports massage will break down any build up of scar tissue realign all muscle fibers and increase the elasticity of the muscle.
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