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inelastic
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inelastic [‚in·ə′las·tik]
(mechanics)
Not capable of sustaining a deformation without permanent change in size or shape.
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Raman Spectroscopy A Raman spectroscopy system similar to IR uses a laser beam that energetically excites the molecules in the sample but measures the difference in the inelastically scattered light caused by the molecular vibrations to that of the laser incoming light (30).
Monitoring epoxy and unsaturated polyester reactions under ... by Cruz, Javier C.; Osswald, Tim A. / Polymer Engineering and Science
The state of demand, not supply, will largely determine which happens to prices in the most inelastically supplied markets.
The supply side of housing markets by Gyourko, Joseph / NBER Reporter
0] units of capital at time zero and with one unit of labor in each period, and supplies labor and capital inelastically in exchange for the before-tax wage rate, [w.
Privatization, deregulation, and capital accumulation by Glomm, Gerhard; Mendez, Fabio / Southern Economic Journal
 
 
 
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