equilibrium. Compare with position of equilibrium. Dynamic equilibrium is established when two opposing processes are occuring at precisely the same rate, so that there is no apparent change in the system over long periods of time.
A dynamic equilibrium will form if, at a given temperature, two reversible processes occur at the same rate.
a market equilibrium that results when present and future costs and benefits are considered.
an equilibrium achieved between continuously acting and interacting forces
a punctuated equilibrium, appearing uncertainly between periods of crisis and haunted by their spectre
There is a balance or equilibrium in nature . However, that balance is always changing. That means it's dynamic.
A natural state of stream stability when channel features persist over time within a range of conditions. Dynamic equilibrium uses a series of self-correcting mechanisms that allow the ecosystem to control external stresses or disturbances, thereby maintaining a self-sustaining condition. For example, a stream is able to consistently transport its sediment load, both in size and type, associated with local deposition and scour.
A circumstance of a system which tends to be self maintaining due to the balance of cause and effect relationships that govern it. The sediment load of a stream is in dynamic equilibrium with sediment deposited on the flood plain by the competing forces of erosion and deposition.[ J K U V X Y Z
Equilibrium which includes inertial forces. Elastic: A material or structure is said to behave elastically if it returns to its original geometry upon unloading.
dynamic:characterized by continuous change; equilibrium:state of a chemical reaction where its forward and reverse reactions occur with equal magnitudes over a given time period.
when two processes occur at the same rate, a dynamic equilibrium will form
A dynamic equilibrium occurs when two reversible processes occur at the same rate. Many processes (such as chemical reactions) are reversible.