Sentence examples for complete instability from inspiring English sources

In particular, they show that PS-based scheduling leads to complete instability when jobs need to restart after failures, regardless of how loaded the system is.

Complete instability requires rigid fixation of the coracoclavicular ligaments to counteract the AC joint laxity that induces posterior translation of the clavicle.

Examination and blinded scoring of the specimens included presence of bridging bone indicating complete union (+3 score), presence of cartilage, soft tissue or cracks within the defect indicating possible unstable union (+1 or +2 score), or complete instability at the defect site indicating no union (0 score).

In gross evaluation, examination and blinded scoring of the specimens included presence of bridging bone, indicating a complete union (+3 score), presence of cartilage, soft tissue or cracks within the defect indicating a possible unstable union (+1 or +2 score), or complete instability at the defect site indicating no union (0 score).

Complete instability of epialleles is an extreme case.

While complete instability of the syndesmosis may be recognised during fluoroscopy or on radiographs by diastasis of the mortise, the diagnosis 'chronic instability of the anterior syndesmosis' can be difficult to make.

She had been treated conservatively, and the fracture demonstrated a complete nonunion with gross instability.

We first consider the case of complete epiallelic instability (s = 0) and no transgression (τ = 0).

Polymer phase diagrams in a binary solvent mixture are characterized by thermodynamic conditions of complete homogeneity (solution), instability and metastability.

"A Tragic Honesty" is also in large part devoted to the gory details of Yates's Doestoyevskian housekeeping, disastrous love affairs, precarious teaching stints (with students like Richard Price and Tony Earley helping to keep him afloat) and terrifying mental instability, complete with straitjackets and hospitalization.

This glioma is defined by a marked genetic instability, complete morphological and metabolic reprogramming, fast and uncontrolled proliferation, intense resistance to apoptosis, diffuse infiltration, robust angiogenesis and propensity to necrosis.