The reason is that close substitutability among composite goods imposes at equilibrium too high component prices in order to keep the bundle appealing, thus ending up in a situation where it is better not to serve the mix-and-match markets.
The last hypothesis simply states that the system is at equilibrium, a good approximation as long as the rate constants are large compared to the rate of change of the rate constants.
Finally, the (V) merger will arise at equilibrium when composite goods are sufficiently differentiated, that is for (frac{gamma }{beta }<0.261), the (H) merger otherwise.
It ignited a meltdown that cost the Scot the point and did his equilibrium no good at all.
After recent playoff disappointments and a chaotic regular season, the Blues have found good health, equilibrium and momentum at the right time.
In water, at equilibrium, GlcNAc underwent microsecond-timescale exchange between chair puckers, in good agreement with NMR measurements and high-resolution crystallographic data for protein-bound GlcNAc ligands, where an appreciable number are not C1 conformers.
Both the frequency of producers and fitness at equilibrium decline with increasing d (the diffusion range of the public good), that is, increasing group size (n); −/− cells form clusters whose size increases with d (Fig. 3).
Geographical distance is a good indicator for gene flow according to a stepping-stone model leading to an IBD pattern at equilibrium (Hutchison and Templeton 1999).
However, for genomes at equilibrium with regard to duplication activity this simple compound index should provide a good approximation for long-term duplicability trends, particularly across larger groups of genes, which is what we are dealing with.
The pseudo-kinetic models are not in good agreement with the pre-equilibrium times of adsorptions, but the prediction of the second-order model shows a better convergence at equilibrium time rather than the first-order model.
