Sentences with phrase «relatively stable state»

Its evolution and social role, however, may have already arrived at homeostasis, a relatively stable state of linguistic and social equilibrium.

To resort to an obvious analogy, if we did not know that water boiled it would come as a bit of a surprise when it happened for the first time, especially since it takes just a small amount of heat to go from a relatively stable state to a wildly unstable one.

The cryptocurrency segment continues to be in a relatively stable state following the late - April run - up and the subsequent correction, even as some of the coins seem to be ready to make their next move.

The cryptocurrency segment continues to be in a relatively stable state following the late - April run - up and the subsequent correction, even...

The possibility of experimentally searching for relatively stable states with deformed shapes in the Ni - 66 nucleus has, however, only emerged recently.

The most characteristic behaviour of the Grand Climate System is relatively stable states punctuated by abrupt shifts that owe more to internal dynamics of the system as a whole than external factors such as greenhouse gases.

Not exact matches

Canada certainly has attracted large amounts of FDI recently thanks to its relatively stable economic climate, abundant resources, proximity to the United States and skilled work force.

The number of acres planted generally remains relatively stable across the United States.

Dr. John Lumpkin, the agency's director, said the percentage of births to teen moms compared to overall births in the state has remained relatively stable for the last five years.

In fact, military or quasi-military rules, including Zia and Musharraf regimes, proved relatively more stable internally as well as in terms of the country's ties with the United States.

Government bonds of economically stable countries like the United States are rather popular financial investment to safely «park» unused capital because they are relatively safe and provide a guaranteed interest rate.

Due to a relatively stable climate, nutria in Louisiana don't expand and contract like in other states.

In an experiment performed at the Romanian accelerator centre IFIN - HH, an international team of physicists observed a «second face» of the nickel - 66 nuclei: a relatively stable excited state in which the shape of nucleus is changed.

«The proportion of all bachelor's degrees awarded in S&E has been relatively stable over time, as has the proportion of freshmen in an S&E major,» the report states.

The prevalence of autism in the United States remained relatively stable from 2014 to 2016, according to a new analysis.

The relatively stable, 11,700 - year - long Holocene epoch is the only state of the ES that we know for certain can support contemporary human societies.

As a 2002 paper in Diabetes states: «The best evidence available suggests that childhood diabetes showed a stable and relatively low incidence over the first half of the 20th century, followed by a clear increase that began at some time around or soon after the middle of the century.»

Washington — While the overall level of integration experienced by black students in public schools has remained relatively stable for several years, there are signs that resegregation has been occurring in some Southern states, a new report concludes.

New York state, for example, has held relatively stable, with 22 percent of students not taking tests in 2015 - 16 compared with 20 percent in 2014 - 15.

This influx of ARRA funds for education expanded the federal share of funding and largely made up for the drop in state education funds to maintain a relatively stable total funding level through the recession (Figure 5).

Several states have relatively stable numbers across racial and income lines.

But despite fiscal problems in some cities and states, tax - advantaged muni bonds are a key portfolio component for many high - income investors with a relatively low risk tolerance, as well as retirees who depend on the stable income.

Compared to rivals such as iShares and State Street's SPDR brand, Vanguard's total ETF stable is relatively small, but still large enough to make pinning down a best Vanguard ETF a difficult task.

The studio said that this puts the game's population in a «relatively stable» state.

The economic good times are never so good here as they are in other states (no dot com bubble or other bubbles to take advantage of, and few people shovel money around for a living here), but the bad times are relatively stable and not way worse than the good times (when you don't go up very high, there isn't far to fall).

In particular, the PB framework is based on the fact — and I emphasise the word «fact» — that the relatively stable Holocene state of the Earth System (the past approximately 11,700 years) is the only state of the System that has allowed the development of agriculture, urban settlements and complex human societies.

Because most large dams in the United States were built before 1980, the country's hydropower capacity has remained relatively stable in recent decades.

The relatively stable, 11,700 - year - long Holocene epoch is the only state of the ES that we know for certain can support contemporary human societies.

On the Kelvin Scale which is a far more scientific approach that looks at energy states > 0 ° K, the wwT is 288.4 ° K. Of course that is just an average, but it is a relatively stable number overy short durations like a decade.

In the past few months the price of BTC in United States dollars has been relatively stable.

Morgan Stanley analysts have also stated that perhaps traditional investors were transferring risk from the relatively stable equities markets into Bitcoin, and vice versa, showing again this crossover that could be amalgamating the markets slightly.

Further, integrating WV Pre-K into the k - 12 school aid funding formula has provided a relatively stable source of funding to support universal access for 4 - year - olds and has helped to firmly root the pre-k program within the state's broader educational landscape.

These findings contradict the static perspective of Gottfredson and Hirschi (1990), who state that criminal potential results from several factors early in life, including poor attachment, and that criminal propensity remains relatively stable over time.

A range of factors may be of interest here, including relatively stable characteristics of children or their environment, that may have long - lasting and enduring consequences for their mental health, along with events that prompt changes in a child's mental state.

State governments like them because they're a relatively stable source of funds.