Sentence examples for inherent equilibrium from inspiring English sources
For selfish participants, conventional methods resort to incentive mechanism design for resource utilization, which might overlook the inherent equilibrium property among mobile users.
The notion of "workforce imbalance" is a subjective appraisal; there is no inherent equilibrium point for any of the variables above.
Although these works play on our fascination for destruction and need for disorder, they do possess an inherent compositional equilibrium.
Treadmilling is an active process and hence reflects an inherent non-equilibrium state.
Under simplifying assumptions, the equilibrium inherent states can be characterized by a configurational temperature, 1/β.
Another important feature of Confucian thought is its inherent emphasis on equilibrium among Heaven, Earth and Human defined in terms of "the unity of heaven and men".
The inherent nonlinearity in the equilibrium interphase distribution of a partitioning tracer between a NAPL and water affects the manner in which the partitioning tracer moves throughout a region of the subsurface contaminated with the NAPL.
We are able to explain this complexity as an inherent feature of non-equilibrium systems, which arises from the dependence on history away from equilibrium.
On this 3-D ENM, we apply a random Brownian kick to a given residue in the chain, which perturbs the residue interaction network of the protein beyond fluctuations inherent in the system at equilibrium and elicits responses from all other residues in the structure.
To address the methodological challenges inherent in the transition from equilibrium-based analytical models to agent-based simulation, we combine traditional deductive optimization models of behavior at the agent level with inductive models of price expectation formation.
Firstly, we describe the development of novel 'smart' amine donors which overcome inherent challenges associated with controlling the equilibrium position of ω-TA catalyzed processes.
