When the loads are static, the resonator may reach a state of equilibrium.
And once a closed terrarium reaches a state of equilibrium, in which there is neither too much moisture in the container nor too little, it can more or less sustain itself.
Things are a little different when they form in the stratosphere — at the moon's poles, circulation patterns force warm gasses down until they sink, cool and condense — but in both cases, the clouds form when ice and vapor reach a state of equilibrium.
Although I try to compensate by working out frequently, it never seems to reach a state of equilibrium.
After a 48-h adsorption, the solution reached a state of equilibrium.
The cooperative neural network will lead to WMSNs gradually reach a state of equilibrium.
But as our discussion of the inhibition sum above showed, Herbart in psycho-statics conceives it as the sum of the (amount of) inhibition each of a number of conflicting representations must partially "bear" for them all to reach a state of equilibrium.
By following Hooke's law (3), the spring that has both ends attached to two bubbles, the free end is being pulled by a force that magnitude is F. Suppose that the spring has reached a state of equilibrium, where its length is not changing anymore.
After approximately 4 h, the dispersal rate of the flies reached a state of equilibrium between chambers that both contained only water (see Fig. 3 for sample data, equilibrium denoted by arrowhead in c).
The optimal set of fixed and random effects of the model is derived once the iterative MCMC process has reached a state of equilibrium, often called the "stationary" distribution.
The fact that in our study SOX2 seropositive patients' tumors on occasion contained very few cells could be reflecting the fact that such tumors undergo immune-editing [ 27], and reach a state of equilibrium between the tumor and the immune response following a loss of most SOX2 expressing cells [ 28].
