Sentence examples for a different equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, during reversal of the pulling-out process, the system is found to trace a different equilibrium path.

Vanderschraaf gives a more general definition of convention as a strict equilibrium together with common knowledge that all follow this equilibrium and that all would have followed a different equilibrium had their beliefs about each other been different.

Thus, the gravity vector could slightly be tilted relative to the probe, so that the cantilever with the masses of the target and mirror assemblies adopts a different equilibrium position with changed displacements d1 and d2.

Finally, our work might lead to a different equilibrium within the pool of cancer genes, currently unbalanced towards dominant oncogenes.

Interestingly, transcription factors and methyltransferases were significantly enriched in both up-regulated and down-regulated gene lists indicating that the metastatic phenotype is associated with a different equilibrium of gene activation and deactivation (Table 4).

Interestingly, the biological process, cellular movement was significantly overrepresented in both down-regulated and up-regulated gene lists pointing that the metastasis was linked to a different equilibrium of switching on and off.

It is supposed that, at each point of this range, the interface adopts a (slightly) different equilibrium structure and chemistry due to variations in the local composition of the interface by Gibbs' adsorption.

One then would shut down the airlines and rerun the model to (a presumably different) equilibrium.

Isotopes of an element may have slightly different equilibrium constants for a particular chemical reaction, so that slightly different amounts of reaction products are made from reactants containing different isotopes.

Initial trial and error simulations for different combinations of parameter values revealed a wide range of different kinds of patterns, and for certain parameter value combinations we observed a large number of different equilibrium levels.

It also requires analysis of the interactions between actors and their impact on institutional settings: " The emphasis is on identifying the reasons for the shift from an institutional equilibrium at one point in time to a different institutional equilibrium at a different point in time" ([ 54], p. 11).