Sentence examples for underlying stable from inspiring English sources

The interaction of the pile within the slipping soil was idealised using a non-linear elasto-plastic (P y) model, while the interaction within the underlying stable soil was modelled using an elastic response model in which (degraded) soil stiffness is selected for an appropriate amount of shear strain.

The law concerns the underlying stable tendencies or dispositions.

Banfield speculates that the infrasound could have been caused by a meteor crashing into Mars' atmosphere; some sort of airflow over an underlying stable local atmosphere; or maybe even a landslide.

Even if something bad happens on the outside, the person can still experience momentary sadness, but the emotion does not overshadow the underlying stable inner happiness.

Rather, it was more likely to represent an underlying stable gene expression pattern characteristic of this differentiated cell population.

We also outline the construction of pinned polymer models based on the symmetric stable processes, even when the underlying stable process does not possess a local time at the origin.

Knowledge of the hydrological mechanisms that underlie stable plant communities within natural fens is essential for the improvement of current fen restoration and conservation strategies.

This review discusses methods to form and vascularize microfluidic materials, physical principles that underlie stable vascularization, and computational models that seek to optimize the microfluidic design.

A recent study employing Arc antisense oligodeoxynucleotides showed that sustained Arc synthesis during a critical time window after LTP induction is necessary for LTP consolidation and growth of the F-actin cytoskeleton that is thought to underlie stable changes in spine morphology [17] [20].

It is well known that regulatory circuits (or feedback loops) can generate crucial dynamical properties [ 65]: positive circuits (encompassing an even number of inhibitions) produce multi-stability whereas negative circuits (encompassing an odd number of inhibitions) underlie stable oscillations.

Variation in epigenetic information encoded at the chromatin level rather than at the nucleotide sequence level is commonly thought to be transient and unlikely to underlie stable changes in phenotype.