The ability of hair or skin to stretch without breaking/morphing and then return to their original shape.
The property of a material which allows it to recover its original size and shape immediately after removal of the force causing deformation.
The ability of a seam to stretch without thread breakage. Threads with higher elongation produce greater seam elasticity.
The tendency of a body to return to its original size and shape after being deformed.
1. The degree of being elastic. 2. Returning to an initial form or state after a temporary deformation has occurred.
Elastisuus Elasticitet The property of a substrate which enables it to return to its original size or shape after being stressed or deformed.
The response of solids to stress.
The degree to which stress-induced material deformation reverses
ability of tissue to return to its original shape after contraction or extension
The ability of a body to regain its original geometry after imposed loads or stresses are removed.
The material of a body is said to be elastic up to the point at which the whole of the strain, or distortion of the body, disappears when the stress, or force, which has produced it is removed.
That property which many bodies have of recovering their original form after the removal of the deforming cause.
the property of an object to restore its shape after deformation.
The property of a substance to recover its former shape after being stretched or having some other pressure put upon it.
The property of an object by which it tends to resume its original size and shape after being deformed by a force.
The property of returning quickly to a former state after a disturbance.
The ability of the material to return to its original shape. See also, brittleness, ductility, fatigue, hardness, malleability, toughness
Ability of a material to return to its original shape when load causing deformation is removed.
Hair's ability to stretch due to natural moisture levels.
The property of recovering original shape and dimensions upon removal of a deforming force.
The ability of a body to regain its original shape after deformation.
The ability to recover an original configuration.
The property of a soil which causes it to recover its original shape and size when it is deformed and the deforming forces are removed.
The property of a material which enables it to return to its original shape and dimensions when the stress on it causing these changes is removed.
Property of a material or a structure to return to its original form following the removal of the deforming load.
The ability to return to initial form after deformation.
The tendency of a material to return to its original shape after an applied load is removed.
The property of returning to an original form after a deforming force is removed.
The ability of the alveoli to stretch and get smaller with breathing.
the tendency of a body to return to its original shape after it has been stretched or compressed; "the waistband had lost its snap"
If a site is described as 'elastic' then it means that visitors return to that site.
The property of materials by virtue of which they tend to recover their original shape and size at room temperature after deformation.
having the quality of being stretchy; being able to return to the original shape after being compressed, bent, or otherwise distorted.
That property of a film, which permits it to stretch or change in size and shape, returning to normal conditions, without breaking or rupture during the distortion. The term elasticity should not be confused with toughness, tensile strength, distensibility of elongation, which have different meanings. .
The property (of plastic materials) of recovering original size and shape after deformation.
The capacity of a strained object to recover size and shape after deformation.
This is an example of stored, or potential energy. As a material is stretched, energy is stored in the material which can later be used when the material is relaxed.
A property describing a dough's ability to rebound back to its original state after being stretched. Opposite of extensibility.
The ability to increase in length under tension and then return to the original length when released.
The ability to recover from stretching.
The property of an article which tends to return to its original shape after deformation.
The property of a material of which it tends to recover its original size and shape after deformation.
THe ability or tendency to stretch and contract the musculature smoothy, giving the impression of "stretchiness" or "springiness".
The ability of a fiber or fabric to return to its original length, shape, or size immediately after the removal of stress.
ability of tissue to return to its original shape after extension or contraction
Property that helps a substance to return to the original size and shape, on release of the stress that caused its deformation by stretching, compression, or torsion.
Ability of a material to regain its original shape after it is distorted.
The ability of a material to recover its original size and shape immediately after it has been stretched or compressed.
The property of a material which causes it to return to its original shape after deformation.
Ability to regain original dimensions after deformation
The ability of paint or sealant to expand and contract with the substrate without suffering damage or changes in its appearance. Expansion and contraction are usually caused by temperature and humidity fluctuations.
A characteristic of soil which allows deformation during a subjected load, but returns almost to its original configuration after removal of the force.
The ability of a substance to return to its original state.
Refers to how much a seam will stretch before the thread ruptures or "cracks". Usually, threads with higher elongation will give greater seam elasticity. Also, stitch formations that use more thread will have greater seam elasticity like overedge and coverstitch seam constructions. The number of stitches per inch and the stitch balance can also affect seam elasticity.
The ability of paint to expand and contract with the substrate without suffering damage or changes in its appearance. Expansion and contraction are usually caused by temperature fluctuations. Some substrates such as yellow pine expand at different rates depending on the type of their grain. Elasticity is a key to durability. Acrylic binders are noted for their elasticity.
The ability of a material to stretch without undergoing plastic deformation and permanent distortion.
The property of the material by which it returns to its original dimensions after the removal of a stress.
Pliability, ability to take up expansion or contraction; opposite of brittleness.
property of a substance to change it's length, volume or shape under an applied forces and return to the original state after removing the force
A characteristic of rubber, describing its tendency to return to its initial shape after warping.
The ability of a tissue or other material to return to its original size or shape after stretching or elongation.
As we mentioned, elastomers are unique in that they can bounce. Related to their ability to bounce is their ability to stretch and return to their original length when the force doing the stretching is released. Extremely hard elastomers will only stretch a few percent. However, high quality, natural rubber compounds such as those used in rubber bands can stretch more than 10 times their original length and still return to their original length. This property allows elastomers to supply constant forces such as in seals and tie down straps.
A characteristic of woven or knitted fibers, which enables the fiber to return to the original shape after being stretched.
the property of a body that causes it to tend to return to its original shape after deformation (as stretching, compression or torsion).
The property of a material by virtue of which deformation caused by stress disappears upon removal of the stress. A perfectly elastic body completely recovers its original shape and dimensions after release of stress.
The property of a plastic that allows it to return to its original dimensions after deformation.
The ability of a tissue to spring back to the original shape after being stretched.
The property of a membrane allowing it to return to its original size and shape after the removal of stress.
The ability of a textile to return to its orginal dimensions after being stressed or elongated. ( Fiber Science by Kathryn L. Hatch.)
Property of a coating to expand or change shape and return to its original conditions without breakage.
The spring back of feedstock after ejection from a tool set. Formally, the elastic modulus is the material parameter that links stress to strain, but in PIM it is largely related to die sticking and dimensional control problems since ejection and debinding induce stresses that might cause warpage or loss of component precision.
describes the ability of youthful skin to keep its shape.
The property which enables a material to return to its original shape and dimension.
A property of material that determines how far they can bend without being permanently deformed.
The ability of a material to return to its original shape after being stretched.
The ability of a strained material to recover its original size and shape immediately after removal of the stress that caused deformation.
The ability of a material to return to its original shape after removal of a load.
The property of certain materials that enables them to return to their original dimensions after an applied stress.
the property of matter by virtue of which it tends to return to its original size and shape after removal of a stress or force which caused a deformation.
The capacity of the skin, when stretched, to return to its original shape.
capacity of muscle fibers to stretch and resume their normal length.
A material's ability to stretch or expand and resume former shape; flexibility. Fabric mixes that contain Lycra (r) are very elastic.
That property of materials by virtue of which they tend to recover their original size and shape after deformation. Note-if the strain is proportional to the applied stress, the material is said to exhibit Hookean or ideal elasticity.
The ability to be deformed from an original shape by an outside force, then returned to that original shape without permanent deformation when the force is removed.
the ability of a fibre to recover from extension or elongation.
A term that describes how quickly molecules return to their original positions. (Basic Science/sound/speedinmaterials/discussion004.htm)
the ability of paper or plastic to rebound back to its original state after being stretched.
The ability of a clay to be maneuvered without breaking.
That property of materials by virtue of which they tend to recover their original size and shape after removal of a force causing deformation.
Elasticity is a branch of physics which studies the properties of elastic materials. A material is said to be elastic if it deforms under stress (e.g., external forces), but then returns to its original shape when the stress is removed. The amount of deformation is called the strain.
