Sentence examples for term chaos from inspiring English sources

Today the term chaos is used to refer to Poincaré's discovery.

Within this concept, the term chaos has been regarded as a disordered, uncontrolled, random process.

If it descends into long-term chaos and civil war, then just about everything they said will turn out to have been right".

US Soccer president Sunil Gulati on Saturday described the United States' 2007 World Cup debacle as "a controversial period" rife with "short-term chaos".

Put in more practical terms, chaos can be relied upon to kick in whenever, for instance, the rebels seem to gain something on the battlefield.

Remove foreign postdocs from the nation's labs and postdoc pay would zoom... at the cost of short-term chaos and a long-term slower rate of scientific progress.

Noble coined the term "Amargosa chaos" to describe the folding and twisting of rock formations.

A more accurate term, "deterministic chaos," suggests a paradox because it connects two notions that are familiar and commonly regarded as incompatible.

Eurozone politicians insist they are better prepared for the Greeks to leave than they would have been five years ago, with a European Central Bank rescue plan in place for member-country governments struggling to finance their debts; but in the short term, market chaos – always a significant risk for the UK, with its disproportionately large financial sector – would be highly likely.

We will formalise this behaviour later in this section under the term "rotational chaos".

(Marines actually have a different term for "chaos").