Sentence examples for concept of instability from inspiring English sources

In order to ascertain the concept of instability, a free text search was conducted on the three keywords (mood, affect and emotion) to identify the most frequently used modifier words up to two words on either side of the keyword.

Some authors refer to the concept of instability also considering the so-called "clinical" or "functional" instability, in which no defect of the body architecture of the lumbar spine, and no excessive detectable translation or rotation are shown.

The search results were manually reviewed by TL, RP and MT and modifier words relevant to the concept of instability (including common misspellings) were selected for inclusion in a gazetteer for each of the three NLP applications (see online supplementary table S1).

Especially in overhead athletes and throwers several pathologic mechanisms have been identified which could not be explained by the traditional concepts of instability and impingement.

Another element of the modern workplace that isn't measured is the concept of schedule instability and on-call shifts, which some states and cities have already started to regulate because it's seen as so difficult for low-wage workers to deal with.

In 1952, Turing [25] proposed the reaction-diffusion equation and described the concept of Turing instability.

Loder's work has been instrumental in changing our understanding and approach to the management of the condition when he introduced the concept of "slip instability", which was fundamental in better understanding certain aspects of the condition.

Steven Balbus of the University of Oxford and John Hawley of the University of Virginia are sharing the astronomy award for developing the concept of magnetorotational instability, which describes the turbulence of the accretion disks that surround astrophysical objects such as forming stars and supermassive black holes.

Loder's work has been instrumental in changing our understanding and approach to the management of the condition when he introduced the concept of "slip instability" and showed that avascular necrosis (AVN) developed in 47% of unstable slips but none of the stable slips.

However, following an extended period of political moderation throughout Europe, the very idea of extremist governments ruling much of Europe in the future, and their ability to govern -- given their presumed inability to establish and maintain meaningful coalitions -- is very much in question, raising the concept of political instability to a whole new level.

The current unifying concept of cytogenetic instability of Ph- MPN is a loss or gain of chromosomal regions.