Sentence examples for form an equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Solute atoms can segregate to elastically deformed lattice regions around a dislocation and form an equilibrium distribution called the Cottrell atmosphere.

Model experiments show that nanometer-thick films at interfaces reduce interface energy and form an equilibrium state.

Let ( f(x) ) be the potential function of the catastrophe system, and the critical points of the potential function form an equilibrium surface according to the catastrophe theory.

This is because centralised authority is employed to make decisions about the use of resources, rather than the 'invisible hand' [ 11] of the market, under which many individual decisions are aggregated to form an equilibrium.

Namely, the degradation of oxidized FluBO and the production rate of non-oxidized FluBO need to form an equilibrium ensuring a continuous and sufficient supply of biosensor molecules which did not 'sense' oxygen before.

(Note that, under aqueous conditions, 2-AG undergoes rapid base-catalyzed acyl migration to form an equilibrium mixture of 1-AG and 2-AG at a ratio of approximately 8 2 (section 2.4).

The 0.95 mol% ionomer, however, forms an equilibrium between single chains and aggregates of three chains in the concentration range studied (i.e. closed association).

As a result, the tensile relaxation modulus of the latter system is considerably greater than the modulus of conventional gels and is approximately constant, forming an equilibrium zone for a broad range of time.

In the second domain, break-up becomes more intensive and compensates coalescence, bubble size distribution becomes wider, since more small bubbles are formed, an equilibrium Sauter diameter appears when the superficial gas velocity increases.

We have studied the self-association of wild-type Hsp27 by both sedimentation velocity and sedimentation equilibrium analysis and established that the protein forms an equilibrium mixture of monomers/dimers, tetramers, 12-mers and 16-mers (20 mM Tris HCl (pH 8.4), 100 mM NaCl, 20 °C).

Once the sphere comes to rest at the subsurface, the oil forms an equilibrium pendant drop that remains attached to the sphere.