During the initial phases of this 'evolution' the system passes through a non-equilibrium region, so temperature in general sense in not well defined until the final equilibrium is reached.
For a convex Frank plot, the resulting equilibrium shape is well defined (Sekerka 2005).
(9) and (10), with (F_{alpha beta }le 1/15) and (I_{alpha beta }le 2), respectively, and for the crystalline anisotropy, Eq. (11), the corresponding Frank plot is convex, and the resulting equilibrium shapes are well defined (Sekerka 2005).
HCV G1a and G1b exhibited a similar epidemic history, characterized by a logistic growth, with an initial phase of unknown duration and low population increase, followed by a well defined phase of exponential growth and finally an equilibrium phase.
It is possible that due to this dynamic equilibrium, the interface formed is not well defined and a different mode of interaction exists between Aβ and the fatty acids as shown in Figure 10.
In this paper, a cascade continuous-time linear MPC controller with 7 well defined parameters is proposed to stabilize the inverted pendulum system around the desired equilibrium points.
Even if broad-based property rights are well defined and enforced, there can be external shocks that ignite structural changes and disturb this equilibrium.
This approach rests entirely on classical equilibrium thermodynamics, which results in a single-ion activity that is thermodynamically well defined and physically meaningful.
The role of the private sector in realizing the equilibrium between curative and preventive care is very important and should be well defined.
Hence, the partial molar heat capacity of electrons in a conductor is well defined in a formal sense, but as a practical matter it is not measurable by using the methods of equilibrium thermodynamics.
