Sentence examples for in perfect equilibrium from inspiring English sources
André Borschberg's requires a fifth factor to be in perfect equilibrium as well.
In Le Monde, the critic Francis Marmande elegantly described the drummer at work on stage at the Duc des Lombards club: His left wrist as meditative as mathematical, his palm turned upwards to keep the stick in perfect equilibrium.
Hergé's remarkable achievement with the Tintin series was to pluck all these elements from their original contexts and join them together, holding them in perfect equilibrium, in a new, hybrid format whose conventions (speech-bubbles joined with left-to-right action, for example) he established in the very act of assembly.
Frictionless planes, point masses, infinite velocities, isolated systems, omniscient agents, and markets in perfect equilibrium are but some well-know examples.
Conversely, when the piece is in perfect equilibrium, it shines its brightest.
New Wash cleans the hair and scalp with fatty cleansers derived from essential oils, leaving the hair and scalp clean and in perfect equilibrium.
More importantly, when faced with agents with a preference for less complex strategies at the margin, the (efficient) social choice function can be repeatedly implemented in subgame perfect equilibrium in pure or mixed strategies.
The main contribution of this paper is the design of a mechanism that implements in subgame perfect equilibrium the efficient pollution levels in this context.
He is in that perfect equilibrium that combines age, experience and fitness to be an impact player sooner than later.
Palladio had a gift for composition, for combining solids and voids, curves and straight lines, depth and flatness, in nearly perfect equilibrium, and he was among the first to think of classicism as a vocabulary that could transform mundane structures into something special.
Rehydration reactions commonly proceed heterogeneously in a non-equilibrium state (e.g., Brodie and Rutter 1985; Plunder et al. 2012), whereas dehydration reactions occur under relatively homogeneous conditions in a perfect equilibrium state.
