Sentence examples for equilibrium rule from inspiring English sources

When phospholipid species of LP from cells grown on glucose (Fig. 4) were analyzed we realized that in most cases the species patterns reflected very much those of total cell extracts (see Fig. 3) following an equilibrium rule ("you take what you get").

Genotypes from these two reference populations were deduced applying Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium rules using the known Minor Allele Frequency.

At equilibrium the detailed balance rule holds, which implies that the scheme in Figure 1 can be solved by balancing each branch of the cycle individually.

In non-equilibrium the detailed balance rule does not hold anymore, and individual branches do not lead to a solution of the full cycle.

Binmore argues that people adapt their conceptions of fairness to whatever happen to be their locally prevailing equilibrium selection rules.

Their contribution lies in the generality of their claims and in their ambition to present market failure – the bad phishing equilibrium – as the rule, rather than the exception.

Punctuated equilibrium is the rule in tech, and we haven't seen any decisive punctuation in quite some time.

In this process we make adjustments on both sides, slowly bringing our judgments concerning validity into a reflective equilibrium with the rules for valid inferences until we finally get a stable system of accepted rules.

I call it Roth's rule: In equilibrium, it's impossible for you to be happier than your spouse.

Arthur Mangin, a French zoologist, declared that the rotting tail was the remains of a sea plant, and urged "the wise, and especially the man of science, not to admit into the catalogue those stories which mention extraordinary creatures... the existence of which would be... a contradiction of the great laws of harmony and equilibrium which have sovereign rule over living nature".

The living systems are far from equilibrium, and therefore this rule is most likely not applicable to them in any case.