Sentence examples for important equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Keeping the review process anonymous – both by having a reviewer's identity withheld from the authors, and by not allowing individual reviewers to know the identities of their fellow reviewers – maintains an important equilibrium in which no reviewer wants to appear biased and overly positive or negative.

On the other hand, the strong vector equilibrium problem is a class of important equilibrium problems since a solution for the strong vector equilibrium problem is an ideal solution, which is better than other solutions such as efficient solution, weak efficient solution, Henig efficient solution and supper efficient solution (e.g., [36]).

In Table 1 most of the important chemical equilibrium separation methods are subdivided in terms of the two insoluble phases (gas, liquid, or solid).

Perhaps most important, the equilibrium conditions of stellar structure are determined largely by the opposing forces of gravitational attraction on the one hand and radiation pressure and thermal pressure on the other.

This result is important because equilibrium time is one of the parameters for economical wastewater treatment plant application (Kadirvelu and Namasivayam 2003).

However, it is important that equilibrium has been reached.

In my own work, I have dealt with systems involving complex self-interactions, long-term memory effects and important non-equilibrium dynamics.

The balance between cell proliferation and cell death is important to maintain equilibrium in different tissues, and a disturbance in this balance may lead to tumour development [ 34] since the disruption of this type of regulation is a characteristic of tumours.

"It is very important for the equilibrium of the brand, to balance the luxury of the signature line".

Liquid density computations, which are important in phase equilibrium of carbon storage, are used to illustrate multi-scale process engineering ideas.

In this work we investigate the physical meaning and interpretation of those solutions and if they satisfy important physical conditions (equilibrium, boundary and compatibility conditions).