Sentences with phrase «achieve equilibrium in»

This helps the markets to remain price efficient and help to achieve equilibrium in the market.

And to some extent the school board's struggles to achieve equilibrium in its relationship with a superintendent — while also articulating a coherent vision to the community at large — appear to be rooted in that era as well.

Not exact matches

When this equilibrium is achieved, good sleep is effortless,» Chopra wrote in a Heal Your Life blog post recently.

But the prescription offered by the Taylor rule changes significantly if one instead assumes, as I do, that appreciable slack still remains in the labor market, and that the economy's equilibrium real federal funds rate — that is, the real rate consistent with the economy achieving maximum employment and price stability over the medium term — is currently quite low by historical standards.

In a floor system, banks are kept flush with excess reserves, and monetary control is exercised, not be adjusting the quantity of reserves so as to achieve a particular equilibrium federal funds rate, but by manipulating the interest rate the Fed pays on banks» required and excess reserves holdings, alone or along with the Fed's overnight reverse - repo (ON - RRP) rate.

Here, the Fed hikes three more times in total over 2018 - 19 and ends balance sheet runoff now, in recognition that numerous fundamental indicators are already signaling that economic equilibrium has been achieved.

Further, I suggest that the guilt might sometimes be felt by AE2 when it forms a contrast which includes the crime - committing decision of AE1 as well as the publicly observable consequences, if any, and finally, the goal of continuing to achieve a moral equilibrium in an ordered society.

Second, Ed Miliband's Labour was highly divided on how to achieve the equilibrium between the two elements in the golden formula of social justice and healthy finances.

As the body tries to restore equilibrium, maintaining the correct acidity - alkalinity balance in the blood is important to achieve wholesome wellness.

Generally this is something to be avoided in a small car, yet we were able to achieve a kind of emotional equilibrium, as if we had recently spent some time in a Malibu spa.

Ideally, digital and print comics will achieve an equilibrium as some kind of complementary good, where increases in sales of the one drive increases in sales of the other.

Chiasson never knew his own father, whose enduring absence seems to be the impulse behind works that explore symmetry and balance — poems in which equilibrium is achieved, and relationships are complementary.

In justifying the alleged existence of a universal price equilibrium, Ross, Westerfield states on page 370, «All the efficient market hypothesis really says is that, on average, the manager will not be able to achieve an abnormal or excess return.»

The portfolio will eventually achieve equilibrium pricing after a market drop since the majority of my holdings are high quality; and the continuous contributions at lower market prices will aid in reducing the cost basis even further.

Central planning certainly failed and I strongly doubt that stability is achievable in capitalist economies, given the always turbulent competitive markets continuously being drawn towards, but never quite achieving, equilibrium (that is the process leading to economic growth).

In others, Kuksi achieves a precise structural equilibrium in which his minute armies become a single enormous figure — as if the proverbial Trojan Horse is operated by its most aberrant inhabitantIn others, Kuksi achieves a precise structural equilibrium in which his minute armies become a single enormous figure — as if the proverbial Trojan Horse is operated by its most aberrant inhabitantin which his minute armies become a single enormous figure — as if the proverbial Trojan Horse is operated by its most aberrant inhabitants.

Navigating the concept of the altered readymade through an anthropological lens, Gaillard has incorporated processed natural and industrial materials to achieve an equilibrium that reflects the way in which our society simultaneously progresses and reverts in the realm of the bleak.

Alexander S. C. Rower discusses the themes of exploration and innovation present in both Calder's and Fischli / Weiss's work; the delicate balances and equilibriums achieved in the works included in the show; rarely - seen works; his favorite moments in the exhibition; and Alexander Calder's fascination with the circus.

In the coldest weather, without power, a Passive House can achieve a safe interior temperature equilibrium of approximately 55 degrees Fahrenheit indefinitely.

The calculations I have seen that might «constrain» the size of this effecct are based on equilibrium conditions, which I think are unlikely to be very accurate when applied to a system in which each surface region warms and cools every day, and which has rainstorms over large regions, and which never achieves equilibrium.

If it is correct, then the term Equilibrium Climate Sensitivity would surely be a misnomer, in that no predictable equilibrium iEquilibrium Climate Sensitivity would surely be a misnomer, in that no predictable equilibrium iequilibrium is achieved.

In case of achieving the 450 Scenario, that for instance requires all industrialised nations to reduce their GHG emissions by 25 - 40 percent between 1990 and 2020, Arctic summer sea ice would recover from around 2035 - quite sharply - and establish a new equilibrium state at around 2.5 million square kilometres of ice, still a loss of almost 2 million compared to the current situation.

Also, regarding your using Hansen in your defense, his efficacy near one applies to 100 years after the forcing was applied only when equilibrium is already achieved.

It would be much more appropriate to refer to the equilibrium amount of increase in sea level per unit of achieved equilibrium temperature increase.

With regard to the diabatic process the exchange of radiation in and out reaches thermal equilibrium relatively quickly (leaving Earth's oceans out of the scenario for current purposes) and once the temperature rise within the atmosphere has occurred then equilibrium has been achieved and energy in at TOA will match energy out.

Jeff, transient equilibrium is just the equilibrium achieved in a reasonably short amount of time.

Since heat isn't flowing anymore in Fig. 1, any of 3 bodies in contact will, WILL by 0th law, have achieved thermal energy equilibrium everywhere therein (a wire, an insulator & the ideal gas).

It is assumed that the only mechanism for achieving equilibrium is physical (adiabatic) mixing of the air, mixing that in some fundamental sense does not allow for the fact that even an ideal gas conducts heat.

If he means the temperature of individual molecules, then thermal equilibrium in the «silver wire experiment» has already been achieved (between the top and bottom of the air column).

If and only if that condition can be achieved do the discussions of a system in equilibrium have any meaning.

Yes equilibrium in Fig. 1 is achieved, no heat is flowing.

In a neutral, unheated atmosphere, once one waits a very long time, there is no more movement of air; it achieves hydrostatic equilibrium, force balance.

For an ideal gas in an adiabatic container in a gravitational field, one will always observe the gas in this state once equilibrium is established, and while the time required to achieve equilibrium is not given in EEJ, it is presumably commensurate with convective mixing times of ordinary gases within the container and hence not terribly long.

It DOES N'T take any net CO2 outgassing from the oceans in the case that the atmospheric CO2 growth is caused to a significant degree by warming climatic factors — there's MORE than enough human input to achieve the equilibrium between ocean and atmosphere.

Glaciers respond to climate change in an attempt to achieve a new equilibrium.

It leads to whether we should accept the SB for * normal * temperature matter at a constant and whether it should be reformulated to a coefficient, divided by as much as 12, to produce 30w / m2 for outgoing longwave from earth on average, since it's clear that earth isn't attempting to reach absolute zero in order to reach equilibrium, and emit as much as it possible can to achieve it.

More DLR therefore fails to achieve a net slowdown in energy throughput and the equilibrium temperature of the subskin and bulk ocean fails to rise despite the rise in temperature of the ocean skin.

In our present simulations, the ocean's depth is reduced to 100 m with five layers so as to achieve a rapid equilibrium response to forcings; this depth limitation reduces poleward ocean transport by more than half.

In cases where the thinning is substantial along the entire length of the glacier, even in the accumulation zone than no point of equilibrium can be achieved with present climate and the glacier is unlikely to survivIn cases where the thinning is substantial along the entire length of the glacier, even in the accumulation zone than no point of equilibrium can be achieved with present climate and the glacier is unlikely to survivin the accumulation zone than no point of equilibrium can be achieved with present climate and the glacier is unlikely to survive.

The problem now is that the earth is no longer in thermal equilibrium, so even if the earth's surface did only warm up by 0.589 C initially, it is going to keep warming up until it achieves thermal equilibrium.

Yes, I deliberately glossed over the state / path - dependence issue and «real» stochasticity, this can indeed lead to a small uncertainty in the equilibrium achieved in a given experiment, but this uncertainty is very small indeed in model world, and I am sure that most scientists think it to be small in the real world too - so long as we are only talking about moderate differences in climate state, compatible with the present day climate.

4) If the system is in equilibrium, why is «forcing «necessary to raise temperature, in order to achieve equilibrium?

In Economics, what Hemingway refers to is called the equilibrium — where resources and goods supplied intersect to meet the demands of the market, achieving the desired result without excess or shortage.

At Balance, I will help you achieve your goals through therapy, fitness, and finding that equilibrium in all other areas of your life.»

It's important to get at least five minutes of relaxation a day in order to achieve psychological equilibrium.»