For this calibration experiment, all data-loggers were confined inside an 8-liter compartment (20×10×40 cm) that was not sealed and allowed the inside air to reach an equilibrium of RH and temperature with respect to the outside.
On Saturday, it said it aimed to reach an "equilibrium" of military force with the United States.
That is to say, they are innocent of the thinking of John Maynard Keynes (1883-1946), the great British economist who revolutionized economics by explaining why economies do not naturally reach an equilibrium of full employment (and thus why deficit spending can help economies climb out of recessions).
As another consideration, the α5/α6 domain of Bax is known to have membrane permeation activity and to permit pore formation on its own, the permeation size of which appears to reach an equilibrium of less than 10 kDa (Fuertes et al., 2010).
When HTT exon1-Q23 incubatedted at ∼9 μM, it aggregates slowly over a period of weeks, reaching an equilibrium concentration of monomer after about one month.
As shown in Figure 4b, DM-mediated CLIP release in the absence of any unlabeled peptide is essentially the same for all the concentrations tested, reaching an equilibrium at 80% of bound peptide.
This is consistent with the results of Svensson et al. [ 27], who reported reaching an equilibrium in the leaching of organics from pine sawdust after 50 hours.
It has been shown that the Dutch model for health manpower planning is directed at reaching an equilibrium between the supply of and demand for different health professionals.
In most simulations a shift is observed and both strains do coexist in the landscape, reaching an equilibrium that depends on the probabilities of over-infection.
Eventually, the population reaches an equilibrium frequency of the disease, where the rate of loss of the disease alleles by selection is exactly balanced by the rate of gain of disease alleles by mutation.
