Sentence examples for former equilibrium from inspiring English sources

It accounts for a former equilibrium regime and a latter finite mass transfer regime.

Applying the external force again breaks the former equilibrium and causes a reverse current to establish a new potential equilibrium.

A difference between a sustainable equilibrium and a classical equilibrium is that environmental factors are explicitly taken into account in the former equilibrium.

When the impulse-response graphics in Fig. 2 are examined, it is seen that, in case of a shock in the price of oil, inflation shows a small and positive response in the second and eighth months, then turns back to its former equilibrium level and becomes stable after the eighth month.

The former equilibrium GC content is referred to as GC* and the latter as GC*CpG.

The maximum elevation of the lateral moraines was used to define the former Equilibrium-Line Altitude (ELA).

Peak altitudes, hypsometry, geology, and former equilibrium-line altitudes (ELAs) are analysed across the Sredinny Mountains (Kamchatka).

These two elevation zones are consistent in space with the former equilibrium-line altitudes during the Olimde and Subaxh glacial stages and suggest that glacial erosion (most effective at the ELA) has helped control topography.

Those energetic differences ensue from the diminished Lewis basicity of the fluoride anion in acetonitrile compared to that in the gas phase, suggesting that in the former case equilibrium is rapidly reached leading to the fast and near-irreversible formation of [F]SiFA species as a consequence of stoichiometric leverage.

But Angelani and co say there is in important difference between Brownian and bacterial motion: the former is in equilibrium but the latter is an open system with a net income of energy provided by nutrients.

This illustrates that p KAHY and Δ νOH measure two different characteristics: the former is the equilibrium with an external acceptor, the latter is the strength of the hydrogen bond formed.