However, the foundations of ecological science and its mainstream agenda focus on equilibrium dynamics to describe the balance of nature.
Yet in all cases, it's the out-of-equilibrium nature of the early Universe, which creates everything allowable at high energies and then cools to an unstable state, which enables the creation of more matter than antimatter.
The re-distribution of Pt is a consequence of equilibrium nature of its adsorption being facilitated in the presence of competitive ions.
Results are obtained on the stability range of the equilibrium, the nature of the Hopf bifurcation, the limit cycle branches and their stability.
But the region requires, he added, "an equilibrium of man and nature".
Numerous articles supported the model of kinetically driven growth of Ge clusters whereas others gave theoretical and experimental evidences of the equilibrium nature of Ge quantum dot arrays (see, e.g., refs. [3 12]).
As the transactivation of pro-inflammatory genes by NF- κB dimers is transient and under dynamic equilibrium, the nature of dimers are dependent on the given cellular concentrations of NF- κB components.
The auxiliary principle technique helps to avoid these constraints and addresses the demand of nature of equilibrium problems in a right way.
Objectives: Approximately 900 currently used commercial pesticides of widely diverse structures act by nearly a hundred mechanisms to control insects, weeds, and fungi, usually with minimal disruption of nature's equilibrium.
Changes to the decay of public goods u relative to their production c (i.e. movement away from u = c) can change the equilibrium nature of games, by moving the maximal equilibrium value of public goods away from 1 (e*p = 1 = 1 when u = c, Fig. 1).
