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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,...
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softer than
standard "full-grain" leather. Its softness, thinness, and
pliability make it
suitable for
clothing and
delicate uses.
Suede was originally...
- him.
Obstinate and
Pliable go
after Christian to
bring him back, but
Christian refuses.
Obstinate returns disgusted, but
Pliable is
persuaded to go with...
- A nail
disease or
onychosis is a
disease or
deformity of the nail.
Although the nail is a
structure produced by the skin and is a skin appendage, nail...
- Negative-index
metamaterial or negative-index
material (NIM) is a
metamaterial whose refractive index for an
electromagnetic wave has a
negative value...
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Ambivalence is a
state of
having simultaneous conflicting reactions, beliefs, or
feelings towards some object.
Stated another way,
ambivalence is the experience...
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containers from
timber staves that were
usually heated or
steamed to make them
pliable.
Journeymen coopers also
traditionally made
wooden implements, such as...
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vines are
ready to be used, they can be
soaked or
boiled to
increase pliability.[citation needed] The type of
baskets that reed is used for are most often...
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famous for leather) is a vegetable-tanned
leather known for its softness,
pliability, and
ability to take color. It has been
widely used in the manufacture...
