pínghéngchǔyúpínghéngdezhuàngtài The state of being in equilibrium.
lìxuéxìtǒngpínghéngwèizhìwěndìngxìng stability of mechanical system in equilibrium position
pínghénghuòjūnshìdezhuàngtài; wěndìng A state of balance or equilibrium; stability.
yǐnqǐhuàxuéjìngtàipínghénghuòpínghéng。 bring to a chemical stasis or equilibrium.
( bǎochí) pínghéng To be in or bring about equilibrium.
pínghéngzàihuòjìnrùpínghéngzhuàngtài To be in or come into equilibrium.
shǐbǎochípínghéngzàipínghéngzhuàngtàizhōngxiédàihuòzhīchí; shǐ…pínghéng To carry or hold in equilibrium; balance.
shǐ… bǎochíhuòdádàopínghéng To maintain in or bring into equilibrium.
xìndàishōuzhīpínghéng equilibrium of receipts and payments of credit funds
chùzàipínghénghuòzhějūnhéngdezuìjiāzhuàngtài。 in an optimal state of balance or equilibrium.
rèlìxuézhōngyòuguānrèlìpínghéngdebùfēn。 the aspect of thermodynamics concerned with thermal equilibrium.
pínghéngqìkěyǐbāngzhùdádàopínghénghuòbǎochípínghéngdezhuāngzhì A device that brings about and helps maintain equilibrium.
chùzàiliánghǎodepínghénghuòzhějūnhéngdezhuàngtài。 being in a state of proper balance or equilibrium.
tāshīqùpínghéng, diējìnhúlǐ。 He lost his equilibrium and fell into the lake.
yǐpínghéng、 jūnhéngbìngqiězhǔnbèihǎoliǎoxíngdòngwéitèdiǎn。 marked by balance or equilibrium and readiness for action.
lìxuéxìtǒngpínghéngdewěndìngxìng stability of a mechanical system in the equilibrium state
yòuguānpínghénglìliàngdelìxuéfēnzhī。 the branch of mechanics concerned with forces in equilibrium.
kōngqìjìnglìxuéguānyúpínghéngzhuàngtàixiàqìtǐyǐjíbùduànbiànhuàdedàqìfēixíngtiáojiànxiàdeqìqiúhuòhángkōngqìpínghéngzhuàngtàidekēxué The science of gases in equilibrium and of the equilibrium of balloons or aircraft under changing atmospheric flight conditions.
yīyǎnghuàháiyuánfǎnyìng, yǎnghuàháiyuánpínghéng An oxidation-reduction reaction; oxidation-reduction equilibrium.
pínghénglìqūxiàngyúchǎnshēngpínghéngdeyǐngxiǎnghuòlìliàng; pínghéng、 jūnhéng An influence or force tending to produce equilibrium; counterpoise.
shǐpínghéngjìnrùhuòbǎochíyīzhǒngpínghéngzhuàngtài To bring into or maintain in a state of equilibrium.
yóuyùbùjuéyáobǎihuòhuàngdòng, hǎoxiàngshīqùhuòhuīfùpínghéng To sway or waver as if losing or regaining equilibrium.
yīgèyǔwùtǐpínghénghuòyùndòngxiāngguāndewùlǐxiànxiàng。 a physical phenomenon associated with the equilibrium or motion of objects.
bǐzhèngchángdekěnéngqíngkuànggèngnóng, yīn 'érbùnéngbǎochípínghéng。 being more concentrated than normally possible and therefore not in equilibrium.
( shēnglǐxué) réntǐnèisuānhéjiǎndezhèngchángpínghéng。 (physiology) the normal equilibrium between acids and alkalis in the body.
zàiwèiyíhuòtūrándebiànhuàzhīhòuyīgèxìtǒnghuídàohuòtiáozhěngdàopínghéngzhuàngtài。 the exponential return of a system to equilibrium after a disturbance.
zàiwěndìngxìnghébiànhuàxìngzhījiāntōngchánghěnnánzhǎodàoshìdàngdepínghéng。 It is often difficult to find a proper equilibrium between stability and variability.
àosītèwǎ 'ěrdé, wēilián 1853 - 1932 déguóhuàxuéjiā。 yīnqízàicuīhuàzuòyònghéhuàxuépínghéngfāngmiàndegòngxiànhuò 1909 niánnuòbèi 'ěrjiǎng German chemist. He won a1909 Nobel Prize for work on catalysis and chemical equilibrium.
zhèndòngzàiyīgèpínghéngwèizhìfùjìnyīgèlìzǐhuòtánxìnggùtǐxùnsùdezhíxiànyùndòng A rapid linear motion of a particle or of an elastic solid about an equilibrium position.
pínghéngpínghénghuòjūnděngdezhuàngtài, jùyòusuǒyòulìliàngbèixiāngfǎndelìliàngsuǒdǐxiāodetèdiǎn A state of equilibrium or parity characterized by cancellation of all forces by equal opposing forces.
liútǐlìxuéguānyúliútǐdelìxuéhuòguānyúshèjíshuǐdedòngtàipínghéngfǎzédeyánjiū The study of the mechanics of fluids or the laws of equilibrium and motion concerning fluids.
hǎiguīgānghuīfùpínghéng , dì 'èrzhǐhǎitúnyòudàoliǎo , yòugěitāpāyījī。 He no sooner recovers his equilibrium than the next porpoise comes along and hits him another crack.