Sentence examples for unstable spread from inspiring English sources

The model was then used to investigate the role of short-term synaptic depression at the recurrent synapses in CA3, and inhibition by basket cell (BC) interneurons and oriens lacunosum-moleculare (OLM) interneurons in containing the unstable spread of excitatory activity in the network.

After the original sale of F-16s to Taiwan in 1992, a furious China sold medium-range missiles to Pakistan, snubbing American efforts to curb their spread in unstable regions.

MOSCOW — President Obama signed an agreement on Monday to cut American and Russian strategic nuclear arsenals by at least one-quarter, a first step in a broader effort intended to reduce the threat of such weapons drastically and to prevent their further spread to unstable regions.

In some trees, especially in moist unstable sites, large buttressed roots spread out and stabilize the tree.

A conceptual framework for studying such solutions is the linear spreading velocity υ*, which is the asymptotic rate with which an initial localized perturbation spreads into an unstable state based on the linear equations obtained by linearizing the full nonlinear equations about the unstable state.

The fear is that the disease will spread to other politically unstable countries.

A war in Kosovo that triggers ethnic Albanian separatism and instability in Albania could easily spread to these other unstable countries.

Lung injury increases alveolar instability, and alveolar damage starts in the unstable zones [ 19]; VILI could spread from these zones where tidal changes are more relevant.

The cut-up shadow of Todd Edwards is cast long over the production, but DJ Q's schooling in bassline house means that come the drop, suddenly everything spreads out across an unstable low end.

This beam should prove unstable to various streaming instabilities, naturally spreading it in energy and angle, commensurate with observations.

Over all, income per person in Afghanistan is $528 a year, but Ms. Bassinette said that figure conceals pockets of worse poverty because aid money has not been evenly spread: money has poured into unstable areas while bypassing more peaceful ones.