Sentence examples for reasonably unstable from inspiring English sources
Social competition is predicted to occur when group boundaries are considered impermeable, and when status relations are considered to be reasonably unstable.
Brian's former manager released a statement after the whole jacket potato car accident thing in 2005, saying Brian had previously suffered with depression and had a "reasonably unstable" mental state.
As for the UPF, while a coalition of neo-Nazis, fascists and fundamentalist Christians may seem unstable, it's proven to be reasonably effective: since his takeover of the movement from the Great Aussie Patriot, Cottrell's espousal of Nazi politics has received barely a mention, let alone complaints.
Another factor: in the years after the war, the German economy was so unstable that art presented itself as a reasonably secure investment; prints in particular allowed for relatively modest prices and more product.
This system divides patients into five groups: Green: minor injury/illness Yellow: physiologically stable cases with reasonably serious medical or trauma problems Orange: serious cases, with potentially unstable physiology or potentially life/limb-threatening pathological condition Red: resuscitation/physiologically unstable patients Blue: clearly dead.
Our empirical findings are as follows: First, while the LRB VaR model behaves reasonably well in tranquil periods, it significantly underestimates actual risk during unstable periods.
Further, for p ≅ 1, the resulting algorithm is extremely stable; it seems to give reasonably smooth solutions without minute adjustment of the parameters and does not become unstable if an overly optimistic error estimate is used.
The theoretical model reasonably predicts the measured contact angle hysteresis and identifies conditions under which the droplet tends toward an unstable state.
