Sentence examples for back to its equilibrium from inspiring English sources

More precisely, an increase in g SI, as in Figure 1 and throughout this paper, has the net effect that the slow variable h SI becomes even slower so that more spikes can be fired during the time it takes for h SI to relax back to its equilibrium value.

Then, the generator states must be brought back to its equilibrium point by the excitation control.

After these polarization tests, the electrode swung back to its equilibrium potential within about 250 s.

Eventually these photogenerated carriers recombine via radiative or non-radiative mechanisms thus bringing the system back to its equilibrium state.

Damped oscillations are a normal phenomenon for any disturbed system showing that the system is approaching back to its equilibrium.

In the case of recovery/engineering resilience, the ball rolls back to its equilibrium position after a disturbance.

When the impulse-response graphics in Fig. 2 are examined, it is seen that, in case of a shock in the price of oil, inflation shows a small and positive response in the second and eighth months, then turns back to its former equilibrium level and becomes stable after the eighth month.

As more and more capital flew out of the country or as the country had faced a balance of payments deficit the central bank needed to forfeit its foreign reserves, injecting the foreign currency into the economy to satisfy the currency's excess demand and bring the economy back to its exchange rate equilibrium.

Inward currents are responsible for the depolarisation or increase of the membrane potential, whereas outward currents hyperpolarise or decrease the membrane potential and return the cell back to its resting state (a stable equilibrium) [2, 46].

Dell said it would finance the deal in part using EMC's cash on-hand, and boldly predicted it could pay off the rest in 18 to 24 months after closing the deal, presumably believing that sales from the combined entities could bring it back to financial equilibrium quickly.

The Keynesian unemployment regime focuses on monetary and fiscal stimuli to increase output and employment back to equilibrium as it presumes that the equilibrating force from adjustment of prices and wages is inherently slow.