Sentence examples for controlled instability from inspiring English sources
The mathematical model for fluid damping controlled instability of tubes in crossflow presented in this paper is based on unsteady flow theory.
In this work, we prove the reverse implication, i.e. any three-dimensional Riemannian manifold is asymptotically flat if it possesses a CMC-cover satisfying certain geometric curvature estimates, a uniqueness property, a weak foliation property, while each surface has weakly controlled instability.
Perturbation is achieved by walking on two convex shaped elements that create controlled instability in gait.
This might provide controlled instability allowing bacteria to explore new gene expression levels in response to environmental stresses, thus achieving a short-term evolutionary advantage.
The structurally controlled instabilities within the tunnel sections were identified and the required preliminary tunnel support systems were determined to overcome these instabilities.
Segmental fixation improves fusion rates and promotes patient mobility by controlling instability after lumbar surgery.
In these approaches, the magnetic field affects the movements of charged jet to get fibers with different arrangements and to control instability in electrospinning.
Applying higher forces makes the spring increasingly unstable, thus achieving higher compression forces represents better ability to dynamically control instability at low force levels.
"What you are trying to do is control instability because the moment things get out of control, as we saw recently at Fukushima, all hell breaks loose.
MSI prevalence at each 3'UTR locus was correlated with microsatellite length, distance from stop codon and polyA site, and local interspecies conservation level to determine factors that could control instability of 3'UTR microsatellites.
Two-dimensional, coupled variable-density flow and transport simulations with heterogeneous media advance understanding of how local-scale non-idealities create and control instabilities.
