Sentence examples for natural equilibrium from inspiring English sources

My guess would be that conservatives tend, as Mr Skidelsky says, to hold a view of the economy in which a free market naturally returns to a beneficent natural equilibrium state barring external shocks.

"3-4C is pulling out the Earth really far from its natural equilibrium with the society and the way we have nature in relative balance now," Le Quéré said.

Then, quickly, he regains his natural equilibrium.

The natural equilibrium of minerals needed to sustain life was off in Luke.

The outside forces that can disrupt this natural equilibrium are selection, mutation, and migration.

That solution leads to a natural equilibrium between inflation and unemployment.

This ancient system is based on the idea that the illnesses are caused by disruptions of natural equilibriums in the body, such as heat and cold.

Also, the author presumes that the errors in the Wikipedia will gradually be polished out, while in fact there may be a natural social equilibrium, where new errors naturally arise just as others are corrected.

Politicians will try to drive up the natural or equilibrium rate of employment.

He boldly suggested that the reason for sub-par growth over the last 10 years is a fundamental structural change, identified as "secular stagnation": the natural, or equilibrium, real (inflation-adjusted) interest rate may have fallen below zero – perhaps as low as negative 2-32-3%"forever".

A simple criterion is then used to pass from the continuous natural wrinkled equilibrium configuration of the membrane to a discrete layout, formed by a cable net, exploitable in the design of a real bridge.