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Rapid equilibrium characterized the uptake of RhB onto DNc and CCDNc; equilibrium was attained between 40 and 50 min for all the concentrations considered (Fig. 4a, b).
In this model, theoretical stages are assumed in which the liquid and vapor phases attain equilibrium characterized by infinitely fast mass transport.
We use the method of Controlled Lagrangians for the stabilization of an equilibrium characterized by the length of the driven path, the orientation, and the pitch angle.
As a result, there can be multiple equilibria, with a bad equilibrium characterized by poor, uncooperative industrial relations and extensive state regulation of the minimum wage and a good equilibrium in which labor relations are cooperative as indexed by high union density and low state regulation.
It has taken decades to delegitimize sexism and the other isms, but once the process of de-legitimizing indignifying behaviors begins there is no stopping it until we reach an equilibrium characterized by equal dignity for all.
In addition, invasion into a resident system far from equilibrium characterized by population oscillations is likely to cause further destabilization.
Downstream of the flame, the hot products are in a regime of near-equilibrium, characterized by a large number of exhausted fast chemical time scales and the development of a low dimensional manifold, where the dynamics are locally controlled by slow transport processes and slow kinetics.
Equilibrium is characterized by the vanishing of (frac{delta F}{delta u}); the hypothesis underlying the standard derivation is that relaxation toward equilibrium is governed by the following relation: frac{partial u}{partial t}=-frac{delta F}{delta u}=Delta u- frac {partial H u,t)}{partial u}.
A stable equilibrium is characterized by a negative value of LE.
The conflict is modeled as game in normal form and the Nash equilibrium is characterized.
The equilibrium is characterized by the vector of clearing payments and the price of the commonly held illiquid asset that is exposed to price effects.
