Sentence examples for book equilibrium from inspiring English sources

His book Equilibrium Unemployment Theory is a standard reference in the economics of unemployment.

Instead of North Shore attaining some post-Burn Book equilibrium, the original ending had a complicated drug-themed footnote.

Pissarides wrote and lectured widely on labour market theory and policy, and his book Equilibrium Unemployment Theory (1990; 2nd ed. 2000) became a standard text in the field.

When he assigns a book like "Fatal Equilibrium," what he hopes is that a student will "sit in the bathtub for a couple of hours and begin to approach problems and think as we do," he continued, adding, "They really are a relatively painless way to learn economics".

This volume on phase equilibrium engineering (PEE) aims to fill the gap between the books on reactors and separation process design and the textbooks on chemical engineering thermodynamics.

The climax is so ghastly that the book never quite regains its equilibrium.

The word harmony evokes equilibrium and peace.

We present a general characterization of equilibrium in the limit-order book.

But balance is not always a literary virtue, and many of the best American books are notable for their lack of equilibrium.

On the Equilibrium of Planes (two volumes) The first book is in fifteen propositions with seven postulates, while the second book is in ten propositions.

For Rafferty, the book demonstrated the difficulty of finding "an expressive equilibrium between 'literary' fiction and genre fiction".