Sentence examples for which equilibrium from inspiring English sources

Markets are looking to the Fed, saying "which equilibrium, boss?".

The point at which equilibrium sets in will depend on temperature, if heat is absorbed or released in the reaction.

It is not difficult to analyze the conditions under which equilibrium is possible for a single product.

Therefore, a catalyst does not affect the position of equilibrium of a chemical reaction; it affects only the rate at which equilibrium is attained.

Transport properties differ from equilibrium properties in that they reflect not what happens at equilibrium but the speed at which equilibrium is attained.

In 1911 Donnan studied the conditions under which equilibrium is established between two electrolytic solutions separated by a semipermeable membrane that is, by a membrane through which the solvent and some, but not all, of the dissolved ions can pass.

A framework is presented in which equilibriums are modeled as pairs (g, h) where g = 0 maps total reactant concentrations (system inputs) into free reactant concentrations (system states) which h then maps into expected values of measurements (system outputs).

Despite these assertions, no specific information-processing task has been identified that cannot be achieved at equilibrium and for which non-equilibrium mechanisms are essential.

It was shown that the equilibrium degree of contraction essentially depends on the route by which the equilibrium is attained.

These markings, which indicate equilibrium or harmony, seem to move forward and backward in space.

Mr. Sall promised a change, "a new republic, in which the equilibrium between institutions is respected".