malleability

Research into the malleability of the normal brain has been no less amazing.

She has conducted extensive research on the malleability of human memory.

This method offers little in the terms of size control or function malleability.

"What's so distinctive about these stars is the malleability of their image.

Primarily in their view of the malleability of man's nature.

This improved the quality of the finished product and increased its malleability.

This gives him an impressive confidence on the malleability of human societies.

Malleability in the severe heat of the equator would have been taken into account.

But his mother has always confused youth with malleability.

As for the question regarding malleability, what you are speaking of is a centrifuge.

Malleability is a physical property of matter, usually metals.

Some artists, taking advantage of paper's malleability, use it as a sculptural medium.

This is largely due to the softness and malleability of the metal.

Malleability is the ability of a metal to be hammered into thin sheets.

The malleability of mercury then became known, and it was included amongst the metals.

There are situations under which malleability may be desirable.

Bush's apparent lack of an ideological base may account for his remarkable malleability.

They didn't seem very surprised one way or the other about my assertion of controlled malleability.

Friction from the wind may increase the temperature, thus increasing the malleability of the metal.

It is harder than copper, but maintains malleability after being pounded.

This malleability is the source of their attraction and their resilience.

Not that you have to be a conservative to be alarmed by the Senator's malleability.

Nothing illustrates more clearly the malleability of musical meaning.

Its extraordinary genetic malleability has left it wide open to large-scale manipulation.

Somehow I feel that when flesh turns to granite, the mind loses some of its malleability in the process.