These stock solutions must then be added in a prescribed order to prepare a final solution that is brought into equilibrium with the atmosphere.
His paintings of ethereal fields of luminous pigment are brought into equilibrium with strips of torn cloth and rough-hewn blocks of wood, which assert their physical weight and material presence.
Once it passively diffuses into the carboxysome, HCO 3 − is rapidly brought into equilibrium with CO2 by the enzyme carbonic anhydrase, resulting in the production of CO2 near RuBisCO.
The body can be brought into equilibrium by applying to it a real force at the same point, equal and opposite to the resultant.
Different levels of understanding about what the director wanted had to be brought into equilibrium.
That which is constant receives less attention, that which varies must be brought into equilibrium.
If the charge is continued long enough to bring the cell into equilibrium with the charging current, oxygen and hydrogen will be evolved in stoichiometric ratios.
SARAH GREEN CARMICHAEL: So, if you're a manager who's realizing that the respect in your team is a little bit out of balance — you're too high on one and two low on the other — how can you bring them back into equilibrium with each other?
The aim is to bring the aquifer into equilibrium with the amount of water that naturally replenishes the basin annually.
Physical exergy (Ex) is the maximum amount of work that may be performed theoretically by bringing a resource into equilibrium with its surrounding through a reversible process: {text{Ex}} =Delta H - T_{o}Delta S, (4 where H and S are the enthalpy and entropy, respectively, and T o is the reference temperature, which is usually assumed as the environmental temperature of 298.15 K.
If the water surrounding the forming geode becomes less saline, osmosis begins to bring the salinity inside into equilibrium with that outside (water seeps in, diluting the trapped solution), and the internal pressure increases.
