0 to achieve equilibrium (= a state of balance) or to bring something into equilibrium:
A water-impermeable seed coat, and hence an inability to equilibrate with ambient relative humidity, may contribute to long-term survival of these species.
He says floating rates will very nicely equilibrate for inflationary differentials, structural differences, and the business cycle.
Short bubbles do not provide the surfactants with sufficient length to adsorb and equilibrate and hence violate the boundary conditions imposed here for semi-infinite bubbles.
In the second method, the crystal is either equilibrated to, or grown out of, a solution containing cryoprotectant.
Once such a system has been properly equilibrated, average properties can be calculated directly from the trajectory of the atoms.
These processes continue for 10s of femtoseconds after charges have equilibrated.
Individual slices were then transferred to a recording chamber fixed to a modified microscope stage and allowed to equilibrate for !30 min before recording.
As the temperature rises the cryosolvent within the crystal becomes a liquid and the water on the surface equilibrates through the crystal.
