-
response to an
applied force. The
complementary concept is
flexibility or pliability: the more
flexible an
object is, the less
stiff it is. The stiffness, k...
-
definition of
flexibility.
Uncertainty can
create both
risks and
opportunities in a system, and it is with the
existence of
uncertainty that
flexibility becomes...
- a
person change their stance, outlook, or commitment.
Flexibility, or
psychological flexibility, as it is
sometimes called, is the
ability to
adapt to...
-
baton round,
fired as a
shotgun s**** Flxible,
originally the
Flexible Sidecar Co.
Flexibility (disambiguation)
Bendable (disambiguation)
Rollable (disambiguation)...
- Look up
flexibility in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Flexibility may
refer to:
Flexibility, the
ability of a
material to
deform elastically and return...
-
adaptive and
flexible behavior. Most
flexibility tests were
developed under this ****umption
several decades ago. Nowadays,
cognitive flexibility can also...
- By this definition,
metabolic flexibility can be
quantified using respiratory quotient. This form of
metabolic flexibility is
reduced by
insulin resistance...
- or motion.
Flexibility varies between individuals,
particularly in
terms of
differences in
muscle length of multi-joint muscles.
Flexibility in some joints...
- if its
multiplication operator is
flexible.
Every commutative or ****ociative
operation is
flexible, so
flexibility becomes important for
binary operations...
- in the
process of
preventing catatonia and waxy
flexibility from occurring.
Because waxy
flexibility is a
psychomotor symptom,
attention should be spread...
