Sentence examples for until a new equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Shares in taxpaying companies would have outperformed shares in others, at least until a new equilibrium was reached.

"We think in the next few years, we will have more Arab springs because people have access to information and they are not seeing the changes, because the politicians are unwilling to give citizens political space to become more empowered," he said, adding this would continue until a new equilibrium was reached with politicians becoming reconciled to the digital age.

Classical game theory (the kind most strategists know) takes a complex route to that prediction: It says that a competitor will choose the option that maximizes his net present value after taking into account all sequential moves and countermoves by all competitors (each of whom typically has perfect knowledge of the others' motives, economics, and options) until a new equilibrium is reached.

Changes in gene sequences may alter gene products, which have an impact on other genes and on other organisms: Each gene mutation triggers a series of spillover effects until a new equilibrium is reached in the homeostatic context of the ecosystem.

Over the course of decades, individual wells draw down local temperatures and water levels until a new equilibrium is reached with natural flows.

Figure 3b shows a typical example of a cost-free mutation's dynamics: The original equilibrium between infected and uninfected individuals is left and the prevalence of Wolbachia covaries with the mutation's rise in frequency until a new equilibrium between infected and uninfected mutants is reached.

For example, when a balloon bursts, the compressed gas inside is suddenly far from equilibrium, and it rapidly expands until it reaches a new equilibrium state.

It is impossible to reverse the acidification that has already taken place and the oceans will continue to soak up carbon until they reach a new equilibrium with the air.

A Hall effect sensor was placed in between the magnets so that when a block was placed on the floating magnet, the magnet would lower until it reached a new equilibrium.

"The temperature has to rise until you get to a new equilibrium," Chu said.

The FANTOM model, in contrast, has feedback loops through which regulatory proteins boost a gene's expression only to have other regulatory proteins depress it later until the cells reach a new equilibrium.