Sentence examples for making the equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The modal truncation augmentation method (MTAM) is also presented to handle the modal truncation problem by making the equilibrium equations into a subspace equation spanned in terms of the columns of a projection basis given in the GMAM.

A method is presented by making the equilibrium equations of motion into a subspace equation spanned in terms of the columns of a projection basis obtained by considering the use of the contribution of the lower modes and the first two terms of the Neumann expansion of the contribution of the unavailable modes.

These mutations make a very stable hairpin conformation with −40.6 kcal/mol predicted free energy at 37 °C, making the equilibrium constant for folding to the hairpin predicted to be 8 × 10-fold more favorable than to the multibranch conformation (see captions to Figures 3 and 5).

The subsequent fingers-closing step 2.2 is the second checkpoint on the pathway; with deoxynucleotides, the equilibrium favors the forward reaction, whereas the steric constraints associated with the 2′OH of a ribonucleotide destabilize the closed conformation, making the equilibrium of this step unfavorable and trapping the rNTP ternary complex at the partially closed state.

The grand synthesis being taught makes the equilibrium stochastic and dynamic, but that is all.Capitalism is, however, a disequilibrium dynamic stochastic system as Marx, Wicksell, Schumpeter and Hayek have told us over the past two centuries.

Economists look for conditions that make the equilibrium under consideration stable.

In addition, the flexibility of the applied model makes the equilibrium among different services or different VNOs possible.

Several asymmetries arise between firms in industries with such alternative assumptions, what makes the equilibrium merger be sensitive to the identity of the proposer.

On the other hand, the Allee effect may be a destabilizing force in our predator-prey system which made the equilibrium point change from stable to unstable.

Even if this constraint is intrinsically present in wireless devices, since their power cannot grow infinitely, it makes the equilibrium analysis more involved.

As shown in Fig. 8, the RMS value of travel time difference for the second strategy is ascending with the increase in penetration rate, which means that the increase in penetration rate will make the equilibrium condition worse.