The ability of your skin to stretch and then return to its normal state afterward is called elasticity. Unfortunately, a loss of elasticity in the skin is a natural part of aging known as elastosis.et go of that skin and examine it to see how quickly it returns to a normal position. In younger people the elasticity of skin is better which is related to the thickness of the dermis. In older people elasticity is poorer because there is less dermis to cause the skin to snap back to its original position.
When i turn on the car there appears to be a ticking or clicking noise coming from the passenger side air bag compartment. it click about 3-4 times then stops. it does this when ever i turn the car on. Posted by tom sh on May 27, 2009. Want Answer 0.
Airbags prevent occupants from hitting parts inside the car and also help cushion the violent movement of the body during an impact. Here's how they work: Sensors in the car detect when an impact has happened. The sensors send a signal indicating sudden deceleration to a computer inside the car. Airbags won't deploy in low-speed crashes in which seatbelts alone should provide enough protection. The computer determines, based on the signal it's getting from the sensor, whether the airbag needs to deploy.