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For instance, we consider that only the arm deforms elastically while other parts do not deform.
We introduce elastically supplied labor in conjunction with an appropriate production technology, so that the equilibrium is one of endogenous stochastic balanced growth.
For completeness, we also include the radiation problem and second-order motions of freely floating or elastically moored bodies.
For small strains we expect the bulk stresses for entangled fibres to behave elastically to some degree.
In this paper, we study the transverse vortex-induced vibrations of an elastically mounted rigid cylinder in a fluid flow.
We first assume that each part deforms elastically individually.
In the bright-field image formed by the elastically scattered electrons, the precipitates appear as electron-dense structures in a low-contrast background.
When the lifetime of the elastically effective polymer chains was much smaller than the timespan of observation, numerous breaking and reformation processes occurred.
Similar considerations apply to recognition of hand-formed characters, which are elastically deformed versions of prototypes.
Information about the specimen is collected in the photographic emulsion with the arrival of individual electrons that have (elastically) interacted with the specimen.
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