Sentence examples for equilibrium balance from inspiring English sources

As the peninsula was fully organized into states, wars were frequent, and the maintenance of an equilibrium ("balance of power") necessitated constant diplomatic interaction.

Coarse woody debris distributions correlated strongly with living stem species' composition and structure implying an equilibrium balance.

In this situation, the grain-boundary energy is uniquely related to the surface energy of the groove at its root via the dihedral angle that is obtained by enforcing equilibrium (balance of capillary forces) at the triple-junction.

This approach allows decoupling between deblurring and denoising by considering the optimization problem as a generalized Nash equilibrium balance of two objective functions.

These images are the subjects of a recent extensive investigation by an iterative decoupled deblurring BM3D algorithm (IDD-BM3D) [6], which is formulated based on the Nash equilibrium balance of two objective functions undertaking separate denoising and deblurring operations.

However, this assumption implies the impossibility to compute in the global equilibrium balance the contribution, in terms of dynamic reaction, of the superstructure set in vibration during the train passage.

— The domed courthouse clock tower tolls the hour, but not much else breaks the stillness in this centuries-old county seat where politics seems to have reached equilibrium, balanced between ancient Democratic traditions and newer Republican ones.

Their intracellular localization differs from one isoform to another, presumably due to the difference in the transport equilibrium balanced by the strength of the two signals of each isoform.

Shortly after my equilibrium balanced I received an outrageous medical bill.

Therefore, the system is able to establish a dynamically stabilised equilibrium, balancing quiescent cells in A and proliferating cells in Ω.

In these cases, the fitness advantage of each morph differentially changes with environmental gradient (i.e., gene-by-environment interaction), and reverses across an equilibrium (balancing) point, where each phenotype has equal fitness [ 6].