For instance, leakage delay can destabilize a model [22].
Although it seems paradoxical, the opening up of education is a bold approach, and one that will challenge the status quo and destabilize educational models, institutions, those who make them work, and who work within them.
But when the Amundsen Sea region is destabilized, the model showed, the entering seawater was able to erode those ice shelves from the inside out.
The peptide helices were built using the program QUANTA based on primary sequence using the helical angles phi −60 and −50 psi, the side chains were accommodated by using the Karplus rotamer library in order to reduce high-energy interactions that destabilized the model.
He added, "It doesn't fundamentally destabilize the operating model of the company".
I use the evidence of hybridized burial practices at Wangpo to show how my model destabilizes accepted analytical categories and, thereby, allows new narratives of early imperial history in China to emerge, narratives that bring the discipline into dialogue with the study of other regions of the ancient world.
A central concern of decolonial linguistics enables asking new questions that destabilize established Eurocentric models of language.
Dollar Shave Club is a textbook example of an online startup that singlehandedly changed how men have purchased razors for decades with its affordable online subscription model, destabilizing category dominators like Gillette.
Following Khubchandani (1997) and some of our own previous writings (see particularly Bagga-Gupta 2017a, b, 2013), this means, for instance, that a central concern of decolonial linguistics asks new questions that can potentially destabilize established Eurocentric models of language, media and identity.
If Wal-Mart's growth rate falls, while that of others increases, its economic model may destabilize and become vulnerable to attack.
