Sentence examples for equilibrium life from inspiring English sources

The experimental data suggest that PVA borate aqueous systems with [PVA]≥40 g/L and [borax]=0.2 M are thermoreversible gels with finite equilibrium life time of thermoreversible borate PVA di-diol crosslinks.

Our results show that spatial structure and disturbance have a strong influence on the equilibrium life-history traits within a metacommunity.

In the third scenario, we adhere to the dynamic equilibrium hypothesis: life years spent with one or more chronic diseases increase, whereas the number of life years spent with severe disability remains constant.

The play's central theme — finding an equilibrium between life and career — must naturally be embodied in the conflicts between these women.

Part of it was when Obama got elected, I thought, 'This is my country, this really is my country, and I need to know what my country is.' "The river is sort of in this equilibrium between life and death all the time and is comfortable with that.

All living systems are far-from-equilibrium and life cannot persist without the flow of energy.

There is reciprocal interaction between forces that maximize fitness and equilibrium between life-history traits.

Knowing when and how to call on friends has been key to her recovered equilibrium — in her life as in her apartment.

He gets sent to a special-needs school, at which he meets a teacher played by Aamir Khan, who  finds the way to help him achieve an equilibrium in his life.

The enjoyably larky tone of Said and Done is occasionally interrupted by a thought for the day: "If you keep to the guidelines, love your neighbour as yourself, you'll stand a good chance of achieving some sort of equilibrium during this life".

Lindsey was a world-renowned ski racer by the time she was 11, but as her World Cup accomplishments reached extraordinary heights in recent years, she often credited Thomas with bringing an equilibrium to her life that made the victories possible.