Sentence examples for has reached equilibrium from inspiring English sources

"We don't feel that the industry has reached equilibrium yet," Mr. Dutta said.

If central bankers are persuaded to keep rates steady because they think the economy has reached equilibrium, stocks could be primed for a sell-off.

The selected horizon should be large enough to ensure that the system has reached equilibrium.

No significant change was observed after 1 g/100 mL which indicates that the system has reached equilibrium.

At the end of the 1-ns simulation, the root-mean-square displacement (RMSD) of silicon atoms becomes stable, indicating that the system has reached equilibrium state.

At the optimum shaking time, it is expected that the adsorbent/adsorbate system has reached equilibrium, and hence, there would be no significant effect of settling time.

David: Now I feel, or maybe it's hope, that we've reached equilibrium.

While the crude quote slipped 52 cents, to $27.32 a barrel, yesterday after the Saudi and Norwegian oil ministers agreed that the world oil market had reached "equilibrium," whatever that means, it remains far above the 1998 low of $10.35.

— The domed courthouse clock tower tolls the hour, but not much else breaks the stillness in this centuries-old county seat where politics seems to have reached equilibrium, balanced between ancient Democratic traditions and newer Republican ones.

Seismologists say that these deeper, older rocks, collectively referred to as the "basement," are littered with faults that, although under stress, have reached equilibrium over hundreds of millions of years.

As stated above, the Nernst potential is the potential difference that exists across a membrane when a particular ion, having reached equilibrium between the tendency to diffuse down its concentration gradient and the tendency to be drawn back by other ions, is in a state of no net flux.