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'Sociometabolic regimes represent dynamic equilibria of society-nature interactions and are characterized by typical patterns of material and energy flows (metabolic profiles)' (Krausmann et al. [2008], p. 1).

The dynamic equilibria are analyzed and show a linear relationship between the vorticity and the stream function in the core of the eigenmodes.

Although fundamentally diverse, a central aspect common to both fields is that function can only be rationalized by considering dynamic equilibria between distinct states of the accessible free energy landscape.

The mechanisms for microtubule assembly and complex assembly of αB crystallin are both dynamic equilibria.

The model for the action of αB crystallin on tubulin assembly in vitro or in vivo is a linked mechanism between the two dynamic equilibria (Fig 6).

In tubulin, sequences homologous to the interactive domains in αB crystallin were identified which was consistent with the model for linked dynamic equilibria between tubulin and αB crystallin.

As with other dynamic molecular equilibria, the assembly of the αB crystallin complex is regulated by cofactors including Ca2+, ATP, and arginine-HCl [12], [13], [14].

Considering dynamic binding equilibria with an increasing amount of complex, the maximum of experimental distribution (gray bars) continuously moves from a lower rsc, G value (free DNA) to a higher one (100%% complex), which indicates the increasing steady-state fraction of the complex.

When climate in a region changes, elimination of relict landforms and deposits causes a disequilibrium phase, which is followed by a dynamic equilibrium phase as new geomorphic equilibria are established.

Therefore, bifurcation diagrams reflect change in equilibria of dynamic systems (change in number of equilibria or change in numerical value of equilibria) in relation to change in numerical value of system parameters.

This approach was taken because there is a lack of experimental thermo-dynamic data for complexation equilibria involving the ligands propionate, butyrate, valerate, succinate, and glutarate.