Sentence examples for proper equilibrium from inspiring English sources

The protagonist not only solves the crime and restores the world to its proper equilibrium, but in another, deeper, symbolic sense, through her skill and persistence and downright doggedness, she avoids the fate represented by that lifeless, bloodless female corpse lying on the path lab slab.

This implied that a proper equilibrium between SG assembly/disassembly was required for cellular stress response.

The model also predicts the Sabatier volcano plot with the maximum catalytic activity corresponding to the proper equilibrium surface fraction of adsorbed oxygen adatoms.

This may be due to high annealing temperature providing energy to crystallites gaining enough energy to orient in proper equilibrium sites, resulting in the improvement of crystallinity and degree of orientation of the Co3O4.

His speech certainly fulfilled their expectations, implying not only that the balance between inner and outer life is important, but that the proper equilibrium can only be attained by giving more weight to the inner than to the outer.

The mutual murder as told by Agnellus is given a different interpretation by Joaquin Martinez Pizarro: he sees Helmichis' last action as a symbol of how the natural hierarchy of sexes is at last restored, after the queen's actions had unnaturally modified the proper equilibrium.

Although the anticodon of a tRNA gene was rapidly mutated under our laboratory conditions, thus regaining proper translational equilibrium, it is unclear to what extent this mechanism naturally occurs in species across the tree of life.

Both theoretical and numerical results indicate that the network traffic converges to the desired uncongested equilibrium under proper boundary conditions in conjunction with proper control measures.

To determine proper MB adsorption and equilibrium time, initial concentrations of MB solutions were changed and time intervals were assessed until no adsorption of adsorbate onto MLP took place.

They include the proper control of ATRP equilibrium by adjusting redox properties and halogenophilicity of the transition metal complexes, their solubility and partition in biphasic systems as well as recyclability of the complexes, as described in this review.

The ability to maintain equilibrium and proper orientation in space is critical for the survival of motile organisms, and the vestibular system is highly conserved throughout evolution [1], [2].