And while the cheese inside wasn't the most elastic, it was perfectly satisfactory.
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It turned out to be very fortunate that the cello may be the most elastic and modifiable of all instruments.
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What's more, this family kept finding ways to hoard more and more magic, only increasing the inequality of the show's most elastic metaphor.
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"Export demand is the most elastic for us, so that is where we would expect to see the first reductions in ethanol consumption and demand," he added.
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I tried the Beige Onyx pair and they never slipped down or dug in — a feat that most "elastic" things, like strapless bras, seem to battle with.
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Served at night and on Saturdays, the chicken is the only major dish at Made Nice that could not even by the most elastic definition be called a salad.
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Only in the most elastic sense, to be honest, do such scenes have any connection with the global spread of high-level lucre, which is Greenfield's nominal theme, and the same can be said of another interviewee, a bus driver named Cathy, who spends what money she has on serial bouts of plastic surgery, at the expense of all other facets of her being.
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Two performers with EDS currently hold world records. Contortionist Daniel Browning Smith has hypermobile EDS and holds the current Guinness World Record for the most flexible man as of 2018, while Gary "Stretch" Turner (shown right), sideshow performer in the Circus Of Horrors, has held the current Guinness World Record for the most elastic skin since 1999, for his ability to stretch the skin on his stomach 6.25 inches.
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As noted above, for small deformations, most elastic materials such as springs exhibit linear elasticity and can be described by a linear relation between the stress and strain. This relationship is known as Hooke's law. A geometry-dependent version of the ideaDescriptions of material behavior should be independent of the geometry and shape of the object made of the material under consideration. The original version of Hooke's law involves a stiffness constant that depends on the initial size and shape of the object.
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The acoustoelastic effect is how the sound velocities (both longitudinal and shear wave velocities) of an elastic material change if subjected to an initial static stress field. This is a non-linear effect of the constitutive relation between mechanical stress and finite strain in a material of continuous mass. In classical linear elasticity theory small deformations of most elastic materials can be described by a linear relation between the applied stress and the resulting strain. This relationship is commonly known as the generalised Hooke's law.
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Writing for Pitchfork, Quinn Moreland described the state of the band with this song saying that "if there's still any question about whether or not the 1975 is a rock band, rather than an '80s-indebted pop act, "People" will put that debate to rest." Moreland described the opening riffs in the song as desert rock. Moreland praised Healy's vocal performance "already undeniably one of the best and most elastic vocal performers of his generation, Healy has never sounded so ALIVE: barking, shrieking, and snarling, ripping his vocal cords to shreds as he rhymes 'Obama' with 'marijuana.'" Marissa Lorusso, writing for NPR, said that "People" thrashes with millennial anxiety with regards to climate change and human extinction.
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He rears up out of the sea as a creature of no particular belief system, apart from even the most elastic version of evolution and taxonomy, a reptilian id that lives inside the deepest recesses of the collective unconscious that cannot be reasoned with, a merciless undertaker who broaches no deals." Regarding the film, Jacobson stated, "Honda’s first Godzilla... is in line with these inwardly turned post-war films and perhaps the most brutally unforgiving of them. Shame-ridden self-flagellation was in order, and who better to supply the rubber-suited psychic punishment than the Rorschach- shaped big fella himself?" Tim Martin from The Daily Telegraph (London) stated that the original 1954 film was "a far cry from its B-movie successors.
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" The Observers Kate Mossman characterized the album as "cerebral, non- macho, boundary-free R&B.;" The Guardian tentatively likened Blonde to a collection of loose sketches and compared its "lush and atmospheric" tracks to experimental and texture-driven albums such as Radiohead's Kid A (2000) and Big Star's Third (1974), writing that "the tone is muted and introspective, full of spectral guitar and lacking not just hefty beats but any kind of percussion at all." Discussing its musical eclecticism, Rolling Stone wrote that "this is an R&B; album in only the most elastic and expansive sense of the term" and noted that "minimalist rock guitar and simple electric keyboard work drive numerous songs; twitchy rhythms and bizarre vocal effects creep in from the edges. Songs change shape subtly as they go, rarely ending in the same place they began.
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Skylab Radio is a music-driven radio station playing chillout, lounge, ambient, downtempo and soft house music, whose output consists primarily of non-stop music, interspersed with voiced announcements and identification. Alexander Copley, writing for digital radio manufacturer - Pure's blog described Skylab Radio as like the musical equivalent of a comforting cup of herbal tea, de-stress and embrace your creativity with an eclectic playlist that covers chillout, lounge, downtempo, ambient and Balearic beats. Chillout music has no exact definition, according to Jody Rosen writing for Slate Magazine, suggesting chillout may well be the most elastic category of them all, encompassing virtually any moderately laid-back music you can name. However Skylab Radio's playlist consists of artists who are primarily associated with chillout, downtempo, balearic beat, or triphop for instance, alongside contemporary artists who are known within other musical genres.
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