Sentence examples for is equilibrium from inspiring English sources
noun
The condition of a system in which competing influences are balanced, resulting in no net change.
"Happiness is equilibrium," the main character says.
The important thing, he said, is equilibrium.
So what is equilibrium going to be?
"It is equilibrium between economic, environmental and social infrastructure".
The note began with a line from Tom Stoppard's play "The Real Thing," which earned her her first Tony — "Happiness is equilibrium... shift your weight".
The catalytic dehydrogenation of propane is equilibrium limited, strongly endothermic and normally carried out at high temperatures.
In Fig. 4, the point marked with "A" is the equilibrium point when no voltage is applied, while the point marked with "B" is equilibrium point under high voltage.
If compression is carried out slowly, there is equilibrium between the liquid and the vapor, but the rate of power generation may be lower than desired and there can be appreciable heat transfer to the surroundings.
B, Mo and Se were found to be the most readily leachable COCs under the scenarios when the leaching is equilibrium-controlled.
This paper focuses on a generic system in which the primary reaction is equilibrium-limited and an auxiliary reaction is incorporated to act as a drain-off mechanism alleviating the equilibrium constraint.
The significant and expected negative sign for the private sector credit ECT implies the private sector credit equation is equilibrium-correcting in the long run.
