Sentences with word «inelastic»

Ofcos matters of price discrimination also come into play n not forgetting the elasticity n cross elasticity too of the tickets coz in a case of inelastic demand, then the tickets price can go up but with little or no effect on sales.

Taylor received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1990 together with Jerome I. Friedman and Henry W. Kendall for discoveries about deep inelastic scattering of electrons on protons and bound neutrons, insights that have been crucial for the development of the quark model.

The government subsidy helps the mortgage industry sell larger loans but with such an incredibly inelastic supply in housing, the subsidy mainly leads to higher demand, higher home prices, more household debt and less household spending on stuff that creates jobs for other people.

In attractive areas with relatively inelastic housing supply, such as Boston, New York, and San Francisco, housing demand pushes housing prices and construction costs upward.

IBS scientists measured the atomic and molecular motion of (Y, Lu) MnO3 crystals by inelastic neutron scattering experiments and also derived a new theoretical model to explain what they observed experimentally.

Annette Pietzsch works at the BESSY II synchrotron source in Berlin, setting up METRIXS — an instrument for resonant inelastic X-ray scattering that will be able to achieve considerably higher resolution in the future.

Having a completely inelastic demand for equities is a bit bonkers; no - one acts that way with life's other important commodities.

The researchers used a technique called inelastic electron tunneling spectroscopy to probe the quantum spin states of a single cobalt atom bound to an MgO layer.

Because real estate development entails time to plan, permit and build, supply is very inelastic in the short term.

Some markets and goods tend to have very inelastic price curves (for instance luxury goods), whereas other markets tend to be much more elastic.

With the supply of student housing being as inelastic as it is, and an ever increasing demand for affordable housing, the company has found themselves on the right side of a supply - demand scenario.

Wu noted that block space has a perfectly inelastic supply, which he noted is an economic term that is not often applied to the real world.

Doug Bostrom: «As I promised, like a parrot I'm going to point out yet again that electrical demand is highly inelastic against cost.

Above all, remember that gasoline is a fungible, inelastic commodity.

The suit mimics this using vertical ribbons of inelastic material, each stitched into the suit in a series of caterpillar - like loops.

Then the team turned to a newly built system at the ALS, dubbed in situ resonant inelastic X-ray scattering, or iRIXS.

The price has become inelastic at that point.

In the face of a concrete example of inelastic electrical demand, your rebuttal includes no explanation for why Hawaii should be an exception to expected economic behavior of a general population other than some rather ignorant implications about how you believe the Hawaiian demographic is constituted.

A return to the long - term VT - deformation trend may therefore be characterized by inelastic behaviour under a constant maintained stress, for which increases in total deformation are determined by additional fault movement (Fig. 3).

The indirect stress ratio Δh / λch suggests that the differential stress accumulated in Campi Flegrei's crust is about four times its tensile strength (Fig. 5) and so is approaching the transition from quasi-elastic to inelastic deformation regimes.

The study also found that muscles that were not warmed up appeared «more inelastic at each increase in length.»

The lesson includes all the key theory behind the concept of elasticity, the difference between elastic and inelastic goods and how to calculate price elasticity of demand.

Gasoline is a relatively inelastic product, meaning changes in prices have little influence on demand.

A theoretical treatment of inelastic electron - electron scattering is developed that explicitly includes intraband transitions within the surface state band.

In general they have rather inelastic demand compared to other sectors of the economy and for the companies with strong brands they have excellent pricing power.

And agri - food output comprises a substantial percentage of total Irish exports, so one might reasonably hope UK import demand will prove to be somewhat inelastic.

I'm picking on transport, though it's only about a quarter of global emissions, because mobility is so crucial - and hence so inelastic.

As I promised, like a parrot I'm going to point out yet again that electrical demand is highly inelastic against cost.

«Both the impact and the likelihood of lasting regulatory reform appear to be limited by geographic constraints in cities with inelastic housing supply.

Given the incredibly inelastic supply of homes, small changes in (investor) demand create huge changes in prices.

Aside from losing their patents, the individual companies» overall performance has also been scrutinized in this poor economic environment, even though the demand for a good portion of their products are relatively inelastic since many rely on these drugs for survival.

Companies that provide a growing inelastic product should also do well over the next decade, which is why blue chip biotech Celgene (NASDAQ: CELG) is worth strong consideration.

«In a category like bread where demand is very stable and inelastic intuitively EDLP would make some sense — with consistent pricing there's consistent supply chain management, more bread is available and there's less wastage,» he said.

von Zastrow et al. have detected remarkably clear interference fringes in the distribution of nitric oxide (NO) scattering angles from inelastic collisions with noble gas atoms.

To see the hydrogen interactions directly, the researchers had to use SNS, where Yongqiang Cheng, Luke Daemen and Anibal Ramirez - Cuesta performed inelastic neutron scattering.

He imagined a situation in which one mass is tethered to a much larger mass by a light, inelastic string.

Indeed, elastic collisions are characterized by the conservation of kinetic energy, whereas inelastic collisions are characterized by the «loss» of kinetic energy into heat, sound and so forth.