Sentence examples for Return to equilibrium from inspiring English sources

He's also flogging a book, Magnificent Desolation, which charts his rise, fall and return to equilibrium.

But in the long term they too thought markets would return to equilibrium.

Gauge pressures did not return to equilibrium as fast as chamber pressures due to the sparse distribution of gas molecules in the system.

Many of the sub-arguments are interesting, even so: that we place too much faith in a "return to equilibrium" (in markets or the climate), or that more highly interconnected systems can be more "brittle".

A return to equilibrium is by no means guaranteed, and great shocks can leave deep plangent scars on a subset of people, particularly those who experienced the collapse of the World Trade Center directly.

The return to equilibrium proportions happens so rapidly that it cannot be due to different growth rates of the different cell types, but must instead be due to cells changing their state.

We conclude that the landscape returned to equilibrium within only a few years after the earthquake.

The change that is under way is no more than the Earth returning to equilibrium – a process that will go on for centuries or millennia whatever anyone does.

When the bubble burst, the ECB tried to prevent the excessive prices from returning to equilibrium by using its printing press and promising unlimited coverage to investors.

After the disturbance, the system returns to equilibrium rapidly if the disturbance is not too widespread, due to dispersal from neighboring areas.

When we turn off the illumination the system returns to equilibrium after some time.