Sentence examples for established equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The procedure was alleged to have been a success and to have established equilibrium in the men's energies.

From the start of this masterly novel, there is a larger sense, as Fiona lies on her chaise longue, that an elegantly established equilibrium is about to be rocked – his other work, if nothing else, makes one sure of it.

50 trials operated under identical temperature conditions established equilibrium absorbance, g NaCl g−1 Fe, qe, for a Type A catalyst after 70 130 d (Antia 2015b).

The large-scale reactor verified this observation and established equilibrium at an alkalinity of approximately 135 mg/L as CaCO3, dCO2 of 9 mg/L, and a pH of 7.0 within 4 days that was stable during a 14 day test period.

By contrast, in established (equilibrium) populations it is longer infectious duration (high entropy) strains that have competitive advantage.

Markedly, rotenone influenced on the spontaneously established equilibrium, namely, it partially protected and partially reversed the thermally induced deactivation; moreover, rotenone had almost two order of magnitude higher affinity for the A-form.

Which is not to forget Jamie Roberts, who helped re-establish equilibrium after the opening night defeat to England.

That is because some are working harder to establish equilibrium between themselves and others within the limited framework of a lifetime.

Fifteen years passed before he would attempt the same feat again, realizing with experience that the mechanism, more than a gadget, helped establish equilibrium inside the watch, protecting it from interference by external forces.

However, for β-CD-APTES-MCM-41 silica, adsorptive uptake increases gradually to establish equilibrium.

Despite the fact that batch experiments directly establish equilibrium conditions, they still have some main disadvantages, which make the determination of equilibrium parameters a challenging task.