Sentence examples for bringing about equilibrium from inspiring English sources
In this form of stabilization policy, external stability was achieved at the cost of stability in the domestic economy: fluctuations in domestic prices, incomes, and employment functioned as the levers for bringing about equilibrium in the balance of payments.
Satisfactory agreement between the model prediction and the experimental data is achieved when the countercurrent flow and full kinetic model is used, while cocurrent flow and/or equilibrium simulation bring about poor predictions.
A CGE model complements theoretical results, suggesting that the change in the equilibrium permits price brought about by taxation can be significant.
The co-activation produces sufficient position and velocity feedback to bring about stability in some vicinity of the equilibrium position.
In nature, a departure from the homeostatic equilibrium, or stress, is often brought about by multiple environmental factors [ 46].
At higher concentrations, saturation effects, brought about by the approach of active radicals to their equilibrium concentrations, lead to substantial decreases in the effectiveness of high efficiency suppressants in comparison with their effects at small concentrations.
Although it is possible, in certain circumstances, to bring about supersaturation (a state in which the concentration exceeds the equilibrium value), such solutions or vapours are unstable and spontaneously revert to the saturated state.
Our data suggest a shift in the dynamic equilibrium of Snc1 localization that could be either brought about by a delay in recycling from endosomes to the TGN or a more rapid endocytosis, or a combination of both.
Our results clearly show that, for out-of-equilibrium populations, increases of the mutation rate may bring about adaptive advantages.
If not, disappointment may bring about dissatisfaction.
