| When the tendon lengthens, it stores elastic energy and later returns it when the foot pushes off the ground. |
| He had a lot of elastic energy in his feet, which really helps toward the end of a marathon, and excellent balance. |
| Possible effects of monomer tilt or lateral motion on the elastic energy are neglected. |
| The model is too small to simulate the elastic energy of whole formation, and the procedure of gas huff and puff is limited to only 3-5 cycles. |
| There is a constant shuffling, as potential energy is transformed into kinetic or elastic energy, and then back again. |
| As the temperature decreases the elastic energy increases and eventually causes a shear in a part of the matrix, which stabilises the rest. |
