Sentence examples for equilibrium the from inspiring English sources

"Happiness is equilibrium," the main character says.

By September 2004, our lives had regained a little equilibrium: "the new normality", I called it.

His plays charted his struggle for equilibrium, "the aching balance," as he called it.

Instead of North Shore attaining some post-Burn Book equilibrium, the original ending had a complicated drug-themed footnote.

In equilibrium the quantity of a good supplied by producers equals the quantity demanded by consumers.

Forest of Equilibrium, the debut by British doom metal troupe Cathedral, came out in December 1991 (as did their fifth album, 1998's Caravan Beyond Redemption).

In order for the earth to be in equilibrium, the quantity of energy it sends into space must equal the quantity it is receiving.

Within 14 months, he had produced the Nash Equilibrium, the paper on game theory that won him the Nobel in economic science almost half a century later.

Once such a system moves away from equilibrium, the (privately) rational choices of individual decision makers tend to accentuate disturbances rather than dampening them.

The result can be generalized: At equilibrium, the heavier isotope tends to concentrate wherever it forms the strongest chemical bond.

This means that as Cl− flows into the terminal to reach equilibrium, the membrane is actually depolarized.