We develop causal reconnection first in the one-dimensional case; we find that a conventional implicit integration scheme that is unconditionally stable as long as the speed of the grid is smaller than that of the waves nevertheless turns unstable whenever the grid speed increases beyond this value.
He similarly argues that Shakespeare turned the unstable Hotspur into a "young man of dazzling brilliance, unfailing courage and volcanic energy" because he saw him as a potential star.
Everything is skew-whiff, on-the-turn, unstable in Get Santa!, Anthony Neilson's spicy seasonal play, where curtain up means the unravelling of a pink satin bow in front of the stage.
In the one-parameter analysis, we have found that the origin and the non-trivial steady state turn unstable at Hopf bifurcations H 1 and H 3, respectively.
The second corollary is on the tan−1 transformation which will turn possibly unstable series into stable ones.
Routes that were icy or glaciated in the middle part of the past century, when the world's highest peaks were being conquered for the first time, are turning into unstable and unappetizing rock.
A critical burner supply rate exists, below which the flame turns absolutely unstable before detaching from the burner so that the freely propagating limit cannot be reached by increasing the intensity of volumetric heat loss.
Memory consolidation refers to an offline process after acquisition, which turns initially unstable representations into more stable, long-term engrams (McGaugh, 2000).
Moreover, the structures of the granules turned looser and unstable, and the mean diameter reduced from about 950 μm to around 600 μm.
As a result, my universe turned disjointed and unstable.
