Synonym: snap. Similar words: price elasticity, plasticity, elastic, inelastic, plasticine, elastic modulus, inelastic demand, elastic potential energy. Meaning: [‚elæ'stɪsətɪ] 
n. the tendency of a body to return to its original shape after it has been stretched or compressed.
n. the tendency of a body to return to its original shape after it has been stretched or compressed. 
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1. As the skin grows older it loses its elasticity.
2. The skin eventually loses its elasticity.
3. There is some elasticity in our plans - nothing has been firmly decided yet.
4. The toughness, lightness, strength, and elasticity of whalebone gave it a wide variety of uses.
5. With age, the skin's inner layer loses its elasticity.
6. It all depends on the elasticity of labour supply.
7. The elasticity values faced by individual developing countries vary greatly as a function, firstly, of their size.
8. Thirdly, estimate the elasticity of the constrained labour demand function with respect to the real wage rate.
9. Its elasticity would have made it the ideal candidate for a trampoline-cover.
10. If the cross-price elasticity is zero, no demand relationship exists between the two goods.
11. Elasticity applies not just to consumer demand but to product supply as well.
12. Classical elasticity assumes this to be the case and it has been very successful with continuous media.
13. But having so little elasticity, that crust has also begun to crack.
14. To whiten and add elasticity to icing for piping purposes, a squeeze of lemon juice is used.
15. It needs time to regain its normal elasticity and reduce in size so a period of loose stools is often desirable.
16. Elasticity is important: I do not always prefer a line which stretches the least.
17. Daily facial exercises help her to retain the skin's elasticity.
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18. As you get older, the skin loses its natural elasticity.
19. It embraces fluid mechanics and viscous flow as well as elasticity and shows the relations between these formerly separate fields of physics.
20. For it to go beyond elementary provisions would be to lose elasticity and adaptability.
21. But since economies do not have fingers or feet, what can economic elasticity mean?
22. As usual, marginal revenue equals the price times one minus one over the elasticity of demand.
23. First, the area of the deadweight burden triangle in Figure 17-1 depends on the elasticity of the demand curve.
24. However within sample it is important to examine the implied elasticity to see whether the estimated coefficients give rise to plausible effects.
25. In either case, public spending should increase by the income elasticity of demand.
26. The effect is similar to a change in income and depends upon the income elasticity of demand.
27. The curve has slope which may be re-arranged substitution: using the definition of the elasticity of substitution:.
28. It contains Panthenol to help hair regain its bounce and elasticity.
29. As in other cases, the deadweight welfare loss depends on the price elasticity of demand.
30. In calculating the size of deadweight burden triangles under monopoly, different economists have used different estimates of the elasticity of demand.
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