Sentence examples for condition of equilibrium from inspiring English sources
This is the condition of equilibrium.
In this model a form of magnetosphere's boundary is determined from the condition of equilibrium between external gas pressure behind the shock and interior magnetic pressure.
The relative paucity of wars and their limited nature throughout the century following the Napoleonic Wars (1815 1914) stirred great theoretical interest in the nature of the balance-of-power system of that period that is, in the process by which the power of competing groups of states tended toward a condition of equilibrium.
A shape of flattened drop is postulated, a condition of equilibrium of drop formulated, a model of blowing up of the bag proposed and the respective definition of critical Weber number introduced.
The pattern of attenuation — a 25% mass loss in the 2-m-thick vadose zone, then little further attenuation along the flowpath — is suggestive of a condition of equilibrium with a controlling phosphate mineral phase.
He raised the possibility that a capitalist system could remain indefinitely in a condition of equilibrium despite high unemployment, a possibility not only entirely novel (even Marx believed that the system would recover its momentum after each crisis) but also made plausible by the persistent unemployment of the 1930s.
The principle of stationary potential energy is used to formulate the conditions of equilibrium and neutral stability conditions using polar coordinates.
The analysis incorporates a model function based on the linear theory of elasticity, under consideration of its conditions of equilibrium as well as the surface boundary condition.
It was found that anodization parameters, at which self-ordered porous structure formation is observed, correspond to the conditions of equilibrium of oxidation and etching rates.
For the ion-exchange processes indicated above, the following equations demonstrate the relations of the materials present under the conditions of equilibrium: In these equations, the constant K1 is a pure number without units (such as feet per second) because the units on the right side of the equation cancel.
