Sentence examples for initial instability from inspiring English sources
Superior results have been attained using uncemented acetabular components initially fixed with screws [ 24] as the initial instability is considered a major cause of loosening of uncemented acetabular components [ 20].
Most rich countries decided to enact fiscal stimuli in the early years of the crisis.But in responding so well to the initial instability, "success thus became the mother of failure," Mr Eichengreen charges.
Managing that initial instability requires a great cocktail of balance and confidence and he does it beautifully.
At postoperative vistis after 1.5, 6 and 12 months, respectively, the girl reported no pain (NRS = 0) and, after a period of initial instability, some gait improvement.
The fully coarsened morphology exhibits a dominant wavelength that is significantly greater than the one that follows from the linear analysis of initial instability.
The onset of initial instability in a developing Couette flow following the impulsive starting of an inner rotating cylinder is analyzed using linear theory.
Initial instabilities, which grow and cause wavy patterns, are introduced by disturbing the fluid inlet velocity.
This steady state value was reached at the very beginning of the test and initial instabilities in the coefficient of friction were no longer observed.
The effects of combustion with high heat release on the initial instabilities of a mixing layer were investigated experimentally in a two-stream planar mixing layer with hydrocarbon fuels.
Presumably this relates to a combination of: (a) insufficient time available for initial instabilities to evolve into a steady state; (b) primary α-branches may interact through solute diffusion in the confined sample volume; (c) the inevitable presence of thermo-solutal flow; and (d) a long-term sample position dependent drift in the furnace to sample heat transfers.
The circularly causal relations that constitutes them exist through the dissipation of environmental potentials (or energy gradients) where output feeds back on input to amplify growth from the initial instabilities where they originate.
