Sentence examples for instability triggered from inspiring English sources

He briefly lost power in 1982 when political instability triggered two snap elections.

He declared that the risk of global political instability triggered by the economic crisis had become America's "primary near-term security concern".

A rationalization of these results is offered based on an instability triggered by the interaction of elastic stick slip waves with pre-existing twin boundaries.

The magnetic field at the cell boundaries falls within the dual grid and is naturally continuous so that our method eliminates the instability triggered by the discontinuity in the normal component of the magnetic field.

Based on the coincidence, both in space and time, with the appearance of an ionospheric hole, which was generated after the passage of a rocket, we conclude that the daytime F-region irregularities must have been artificially generated locally through a manifestation of plasma instability triggered by the rocket exhaust-induced ionospheric hole over low latitude.

As genome instability triggered by endogenous or exogenous DNA damaging agents is one of the main causes of cancer, loss or deficiency of Cav-1 at early stages of cancer development may cause a defect in DNA damage response leading to genomic alteration and oncogenic transformation.

Instead, time-varying heat sources or instability triggering mechanisms (forced response) have been used.

This method allows for the simulation of an ion-beam instability (triggering electrostatic ion cyclotron waves and filamentation of the plasma), the propagation of MHD waves, and ion-temperature anisotropies (mirror and/or cyclotron waves), at a relatively low cost.

Instability triggering and transient growth of thermoacoustic oscillations were experimentally investigated in combination with linear/nonlinear flame transfer function (FTF) methodology in a model lean-premixed gas turbine combustor operated with CH4 and air at atmospheric pressure.

These two mechanisms can also act cooperatively to increase the overall level of genomic instability, triggering the onset of human aging phenotypes.

Taken together, these results suggest that WRN is necessary for the efficient replication of G-rich telomeric DNA and that WRN deficiency and dysfunctional telomeres appear to act cooperatively to increase the overall level of genomic instability, triggering the onset of premature aging phenotypes (Orren et al 2001; Opresko et al 2002, 2004).