The … in these fixed points correspond to the symmetric variants of the last equilibrium, for example swapping the ((1,1,1)) and the ((frac{1}{rho},0,frac{1}{rhor)) or swapping the latter triplet for ((0,frac{1}{1-rho},frac{1}{1-rho})).
This means that the data transmission module must first choose the RFM network to transfer processed data in real-time, and then P-EFIT can perform a new equilibrium reconstruction iteration with the most recent data from the data transmission module and the last equilibrium result.
My equilibrium lasted a further five seconds.
The marriage gave him a home and, finding its own mysterious equilibrium, lasted for more than fifty years.
In recently bottlenecked populations not yet in mutation-drift equilibrium, a transient (lasting only a few generations) excess of heterozygosity can occur because allelic diversity is reduced faster than heterozygosity [ 11- 13].
After four straight routs, two by each team, the victor alternating throughout, the series at last reached equilibrium, neither team capable of shaking the other.
The geothermometers used, especially SiO2 chalcedony, show that these waters have reached mean temperatures (last thermodynamic equilibrium) of 79 °C (Fig. 11).
The new equilibrium can last until the selection pressures shift, favouring the loss of the elements once again.
The equilibrium state lasts as long as remains the same.
But the equilibrium may not last.
However, for success to be an equilibrium, protection can last shorter.
