Sentence examples for means of equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The fundamental properties of such systems are investigated by means of equilibrium points, phase portrait, bifurcation diagram and Lyapunov exponents.

Water sorption from the gas phase and from the liquid phase was studied by means of equilibrium sorption isotherms and immersion experiments, respectively.

The free energy landscape characterizing the assisted transport of glycerol by this homotetrameric aquaglyceroporin has been explored by means of equilibrium molecular dynamics over a timescale spanning 0.12 μs.

In this work, an analytical solution dependent on the cross-sectional geometry and the vertical shearing mechanism is derived by means of equilibrium analysis to calculate the effective vertical stress in the surrounding soil, the positive/negative skin friction, and the axial force/dragload of an XCC pile.

The cluster formation can be characterized by means of equilibrium thermodynamics, applying a multiple-binding model, which allows for structural preformation.

Although the PW-PPO catalytic layer itself had a lower intrinsic activity than the bulk PW catalyst in a normal reactor, PW-PPO/PPO/Al2O3 catalytic membrane could be utilized in a membrane reactor to achieve higher MTBE conversions than equilibrium values by means of chemical equilibrium shift at high cut-off.

This paper proposes a simple and effective remedy against these shock instabilities in the case of the kinetic Lax Wendroff scheme, where the well-known classic scheme is reinforced by means of an equilibrium distribution function of gas molecules.

The thermodynamic stability and hydrogen occupancy for the hydrogen+trimethylamine mixed semi-clathrate hydrate system were investigated by means of phase equilibrium (pressure temperature) measurements and Raman spectroscopic analyses.

In addition, the link between ligand-binding studies and quantitative affinity chromatography is illustrated by means of partition equilibrium studies of glycolytic enzyme interactions with muscle myofibrils, an exercise which emphasizes that the same theoretical expressions apply to naturally occurring examples of affinity chromatography in the cellular environment.

Thermodynamic stability and hydrogen occupancy on the hydrogen+tetra-n-butyl ammonium fluoride semi-clathrate hydrate have been investigated by means of phase equilibrium (pressure temperature) measurements and Raman spectroscopic analyses for two mole fractions, 0.018 and 0.034 (stoichiometric for the cubic structure) of tetra-n-butyl ammonium fluoride aqueous solutions.

From the point of view of the kinetic theory, systems are in equilibrium when the mean kinetic energy of the molecules in those systems are equal, with particle collisions being the mechanism by means of which equilibrium is reached.