In England, also in 1948, an alternative theory emerged called the steady-state universe.
A body insonified by a constant (time-varying) intensity sound field is known to experience a steady (oscillatory) force that is called the steady-state (dynamic) acoustic radiation force.
The response of the filter after the transient response, provided the filter is linear and time-invariant, is called the steady-state response, and it consists of a pure sinewave at the same frequency as the input sinewave, but with amplitude and phase determined by the filter's frequency response at that frequency.
If steady-state conditions hold, i.e., there is no net production or consumption of internal metabolites, the set of all feasible flux distributions defines a polyhedral cone (1) C = { v ∈ ℝ n | S ⋅ v = 0, v i ≥ 0 for all i ∈ I r r }, which is called the (steady-state) flux cone [ 1, 2].
Mr. Spitz says he is running because of what he calls the steady deterioration in public services and a political system rampant with favoritism.
Osnos, James Surowiecki, and John Seabrook join host Dorothy Wickenden to survey the roles that hacking and cyber security play in what Osnos calls the "steady growth of colliding interests" — in national-security, political, and economic realms — of both countries.
Many graduate students ignore what chemists and chemical engineers call the "steady state". If each professor turns out 30 PhDs over the course of his or her career, only a very few of them can become professors unless there is a population explosion of professors.
The latter is further filtered with a 80-year running averages filter to obtain what we call the steady variation (E80).
For convenience, we will call the steady state with relatively large number of proteins as on state, whereas the steady state with relatively small number of proteins is off state.
