Sentence examples for Very equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The point is that even if Hume is right that the sentiment of justice is built up out of a convention to respect one another's de facto possessions, that sentiment once established can take on a life of its own, so that it can subsequently be turned against the very equilibrium that engendered it (Waldron 1994).

"This is a very delicate equilibrium".

But the Greeks have managed to maintain a very good equilibrium between commerce and the games.

"We are currently at a very unstable equilibrium," Alberto Ramos, a senior Latin America analyst at Goldman Sachs, told me.

Trump's argument was that his election will be the singular punctuation to a very long equilibrium.

So this is a very bad equilibrium, but it captures something which is true about the game.

"It's a very delicate equilibrium," said Judith Saltzman of Li/Saltzman Architects, designers of the project with DMCD, which specializes in museums, exhibitions and learning centers.

It obviously gets to him, but for most of the time he has a very commendable equilibrium and equanimity".

It has been reported a production rate of 4 molecules per cell/s54, half-lifetimes of the order of 30 minutes) and very low equilibrium reaction constants (10 pM)55.

He claimed, once again, that Clinton and Obama "created ISIS". Trump's argument was that his election will be the singular punctuation to a very long equilibrium.

The FCNS obtained under present methodology showed the very high equilibrium selectivity for CO over N2 (197) followed by CH4 (61) and CO2 (7.3) at 288 K.