Preliminary findings support that a second demographic transition of sorts is currently diffusing through the more Eastern regions, but has already settled into equilibrium in the Northwest.
If people are competitors, Mr Cooper argues, it is highly unlikely that the economy will settle into equilibrium, since people will always be attempting to upset the status quo.The logic of competition helps to explain, in his view, why there was so little economic growth before the Industrial Revolution.
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Even if all greenhouse gas emissions were stopped today, the gases that have already accumulated likely will cause more warming for decades until the world's climate settles into a new equilibrium.
This causes adatoms not to settle into possible equilibrium positions, resulting in the Bi film having a non-equilibrium microstructure and a non-uniform surface.
The computed flow structure interaction yields stable solutions, the flexible roof settling into static equilibrium.
"Clearly we seem to be settling into an equilibrium where standards on the Web are different, and people can live with that as long as the mainstream press behaves the way it behaved during this latest scandal, which is to say they stick to their own standards," Mr. Kaus said.
The prediction-error generated by an argument, or by the counterattitudinal affordances of the tempting good, can be attenuated by adopting the model; the system is therefore perturbed and may settle into an equilibrium around the rival attractor.
The high churn rate is due mostly to the dynamic nature of American capitalism, which never settles into the sort of equilibrium that would give rise to a permanent aristocracy of wealth.
When this symmetry breaks, the Higgs field settles into the bottom, lowest-energy, equilibrium state.
Working with cancer cell lines cultured in the laboratory, scientists had observed that just as solid cancers tend toward certain proportions of cell states, cell lines in vitro also settled into a balance, or equilibrium.
