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This causes the system to steadily evolve, although it can approach a stable equilibrium.

Generally, many different states and starting conditions will tend toward the same stable equilibrium.

It is clear that this is a case of stable equilibrium between society and nature.

But, he added, "the events of the past few weeks have demonstrated that it is not a stable equilibrium."

Studies show that these choices lead to a stable equilibrium within a group.

A ball at the bottom of a ditch is in stable equilibrium (see figure 6.1).

It stated that a research goal is to define and maintain a stable equilibrium in the global environment.

Their game theory models showing how free markets reach a stable equilibrium don't work.

Thus, we have achieved, by dumb luck, stable international equilibrium.

But how long can this stable equilibrium, based on a circular international flow, continue?

There is now a stable balance between gravity and pressure.

Nevertheless, some approach to a stable internal balance was achieved.

Afghanistan, like many countries, has failed to achieve a stable balance between central government and decentralized power.

"Our plan is to discourage an arms race and to encourage a stable balance of military power," she said.

We want a mixed economy, a stable balance of public, private and collective ownership.

The third element, Administration officials say, would have to be a new, stable balance of power in the gulf.

The aim is to find the most stable balance achievable, at the lowest possible level.

A stable balance seems too much to hope for.

But the Administration says conventional weapons alone cannot maintain a stable balance there.

Some officials say the project may even make the military balance more stable by reducing the Russian military's worries about a surprise attack.