Sentence examples for close to stable from inspiring English sources

The crystallographic rotation field for deformation in torsion is such that it is possible for orientations close to stable orientations to rotate away from the stable orientation.

Unfortunately you won't be able to ditch Safari or Firefox just yet — these builds are not close to stable, and you won't be able to use them on a day to day basis.

Remark 4.5 Figure 9 shows that, as N decreases, the number of steady states of T increases, the numbers of steady states of I and V are decreased and the trajectories of the system of I and V are also close to stable.

All exonucleases have problems initiating degradation close to stable stem structures [ 60].

For P D values near the dark linear band of Fig. 6, the points p1 or q1 of the orbits when PD control is switched off (see Fig. 4), happen to fall quite close to the stable manifold of the saddle flows, thus leading to the most stable dynamics with "rapid convergence" to equilibrium according to a "sliding motion" along the stable manifold.

Police have discovered a second bullet inside the Olympic equestrian centre close to the stable area, a security source said on Wednesday, the second time a stray shot has been picked up at the venue over the past week.

Just two weeks ago, Tepco announced it found telltale signs that one of the reactor cores may have experienced a burst of renewed fission, a frightening sign that the company might not be as close to a stable shutdown as it said.

This corresponds to movement close to the stable manifold of the saddle node.

Also worth noting, with the Pepper support (which is close to being "stable"), Native Client no longer supports NPAPI.

It can therefore be defined as the speed of return to the steady state following a perturbation perceiving a system as existing close to a stable and a near equilibrium steady state (Sakurai et al. 2012).

In [18] the authors investigated the Cauchy problem of model (1.1) in the framework of Besov space and obtained the global existence and uniqueness of the strong solution for the initial data close to a stable equilibrium.