Sentence examples for brought into equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Different levels of understanding about what the director wanted had to be brought into equilibrium.

The body can be brought into equilibrium by applying to it a real force at the same point, equal and opposite to the resultant.

These stock solutions must then be added in a prescribed order to prepare a final solution that is brought into equilibrium with the atmosphere.

An example is shown in Figure 18. Figure 18: The resultant force (FR) produces the same net force and the same net torque about point A as F1 + F2; the body can be brought into equilibrium by applying the equilibrant force Fe.

That which is constant receives less attention, that which varies must be brought into equilibrium.

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.

This assemblage brought into a fragile equilibrium a complex set of relations between the gods in the sky, the Pharaohs, their living subjects, and the dead.

The remaining task is then to explicate the pre-theoretic notion of valid inductive inference by defining rules of inference that can be brought into a reflective equilibrium with intuitive judgments of inductive validity.

If three fluids with surface energies that do not follow these inequalities are brought into contact, no equilibrium configuration consistent with Figure 3 will exist.

We show cases at the pore scale where the time for gas and oil to be brought into direct contact and reach equilibrium in the presence of water films during miscible gas displacement is so long that water-blocking will adversely affect oil recovery at the field scale.

So instead, the model adjusts Mr. Obama's national polls slightly upward, and his state polls slightly downward, in order to bring them into equilibrium.