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- noun The condition of not being in
equilibrium
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They were more interested in what are called nonequilibrium systems.
SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page John Mauldin 2010
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They were more interested in what are called nonequilibrium systems.
FXstreet.com John@FrontLineThoughts.com (Millennium Wave Invest 2010
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They were more interested in what are called nonequilibrium systems.
SeekingAlpha.com: Home Page John Mauldin 2010
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People who build success and well-being within such organizations are highly proactive within the "nonequilibrium" world they're immersed in.
Douglas LaBier: Does Your Job Interfere With Your Life? Douglas LaBier 2011
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People who build success and well-being within such organizations are highly proactive within the "nonequilibrium" world they're immersed in.
Douglas LaBier: Does Your Job Interfere With Your Life? Douglas LaBier 2011
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A merger of two white dwarfs, say both M = 1M_sol, but where the fusion is initiated with the 1.4M_sol coalescence point seems to involve to complicated nonequilibrium conditions.
Merging White Dwarfs Set Off Supernovae | Universe Today 2010
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That being the case, such "nodes" of elite fundamentalists should guarantee a permanent nonequilibrium of human society.
Some informal extensions to mathematical game theory: factoring in elites and religious fanatics. 2009
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I also wrote that in part for Anaconda, for these problems in astrophysics involve a range of physics: shock waves, hydrodynamics, acoustical physics, radiative transport, thermodynamics and I give half a bet for nonequilibrium thermo, gravitation and of course his favority E&M.
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Studying ocean acidification with conservative, stable numerical schemes for nonequilibrium air-ocean exchange and ocean equilibrium chemistry.
Ocean acidification 2009
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Use of the flame metaphor for cellular metabolic activity implied a nonequilibrium process in an open system capable of reproduction but also, by the limit of the metaphor, self regulation.
Life Weber, Bruce 2008
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