Sentence examples for equilibrium meaning from inspiring English sources

It must have sufficient mass to assume hydrostatic equilibrium, meaning it must be spherical by force of its own gravity.

Thus, the detection of a multifractal scaling in the human genome structure suggests that its molecular structure might be organized as a system operating far from equilibrium, meaning that no variable describing the state of the system shows a regular repetition of values.

As the binding and functional studies give different results, it is possible that these ligands also bind elsewhere or they are slow to reach equilibrium, meaning that current responses desensitize before the full antagonist effects are seen, a property that could particularly influence inhibition at the more rapidly desensitizing 5-HT3AB receptor.

In this case, we can consider that various states of the promoter are at stochastic equilibrium (meaning they have reached a time invariant probability distribution).

When asked whether reactions in the body are at equilibrium, a student in another focus group (Student G30-A) described equilibrium as meaning "normal": "I think it depends, you know, if you are sick … or if … I mean, like your body should be normal at equilibrium".

A significant amount of ATP would be hydrolyzed over the time scale of the experiment (up to 10 minutes in the kinetic assays, and longer in the case of equilibrium measurements), meaning that any measured dissociation would reflect RIG-I in ATP, ADP+Pi, and ADP bound states.

The high and the low equilibrium are connected, meaning that an increase in siRNA influx results in a shift from the high equilibrium to the low one.

This affects equilibrium sensitivity directly, meaning doubling carbon concentrations would produce more than a 1°C rise in temperature.

There are six letters in both of their last names, they are both Libran, and their wines taste as if Lady Justice had made them herself, hence the name; ' bi'lancia" (be-larn-cha), meaning balance, harmony and equilibrium in Italian.

Divided into four sections (to correlate with each season), it follows several unconnected people who, as they seek equilibrium and meaning, begin to cross paths.

We assume that boosting causes a temporary increase of VZV-CMI, so that when VZV-CMI has reached the "pre-boosting" value we can assume that the system has returned to its equilibrium state meaning that waning of VZV-CMI can continue.