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A soil's ability to return to its original state after a load is removed.
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Oft used term to describe a string's stretchiness and comfort. In strings, the ability of a string or web of strings to return to it's original position after ball contact. Factors that influence this include string material, construction, gauge and tension. Over time, strings lose tension and elasticity, making them play dead and requiring more effort from the player.
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The ability of a fiber or fabric to return to its original length, shape, or size immediately after the removal of stress.
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Usually refers to price elasticity, the ratio of the responsiveness of quantity demanded, or supplied, to a change in price.
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Force. - Stress. - Strain and strain-rate. - Engineering strain and true strain. - Hooke's law and modulus. - Elastic and plastic deformation. - Stress state: Torsion, shear, tension and compression. - Buckling under load. - Elastic constants. - Poisson's ratio.
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