Sentences with phrase «kind of equilibrium»

Once these really big systems of nature get set in motion, they keep moving until they snap into a new kind of equilibrium.

The notion that monetary policy has no effect on output can only be a throwback to textbook constructs of self correcting forces which keep the economy in some kind of equilibrium — including, in their modern guise, perfect foresight and rational expectations.

That his concern is legitimate few will deny, and wholly apart from the theoretical issue noted above, this concern constitutes a strong practical argument for a liberal polity (which does no more than promote «some kind of equilibrium, necessarily unstable, between the different aspirations of different groups of human beings»).

Now... one could argue that in the LONG RUN, if we lived in a world where markets really WERE competitive, the shifting demand for clothes produced in China would cause Chinese workers wages to rise and U.S. workers wages to fall until some kind of equilibrium is reached.

If enough people get up off their rearends and vote, the whole damn tax code can be rewritten to restore some kind of equilibrium in the distribution of wealth in this country.

But both films share a fundamental desperation, a sense of clinging - too - tightly; these are movies that leave you if not gasping for air as such, then certainly yearning for a return to some kind of equilibrium, both ethically, spiritually and psychologically.

eBooks are multiplying, but even more interesting is the fact that print has not gone away and it looks like the industry is coming to some kind of equilibrium.

Eventually some kind of equilibrium would occur, but at temperatures which would make the IPCC forecasts look timid.

[Response: The radiation is not independent of temperature, since the emitting molecules and the photons are interacting with each other and forming a kind of equilibrium.

Kicking the consumption addiction is absolutely central to gaining some kind of equilibrium in this economy of ours, so however well intentioned our consumer activism is — it must encourage making do with less.