- by
Fergie Frederiksen Cognitive equilibration, see Piaget's
theory of
cognitive development § Cognitive
equilibration Equilibrium (mechanics) Equilibrium...
- The
theory of
musical equilibration (in German: die strebetendenz-theorie or, literally, the
tendency to
strive theory) is a
psychological theory that...
- In nephrology, the
peritoneal equilibration test (PET), is a tool used by
nephrologists to
determine the
characteristics of the
peritoneal membrane m****...
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recognize the size of the object.
Development increases the balance, or
equilibration,
between these two functions. When in
balance with each other, ****imilation...
- of water, one
might intuitively expect rematching of
temperatures ("
equilibration") of the
coffee cup to only
require a few minutes,
which is fast by...
- In physiology, body
water is the
water content of an
animal body
contained in its tissues, blood, bones, and elsewhere. The
percentages of body
water contained...
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enolate is so
large that the
reaction is
essentially irreversible, so the
equilibration leading to the
thermodynamic product is
likely a
proton exchange occurring...
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decay to chlorine. When
sulfide minerals are precipitated,
isotopic equilibration among solids and
liquid may
cause small differences in the δ34S values...
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original on
April 9, 2015. Pahlevan, Kaveh; Stevenson,
David J. (2007). "
Equilibration in the
aftermath of the lunar-forming
giant impact".
Earth and Planetary...
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while the
system existed in the form of a
continuous fluid. Such an "
equilibration"
between the post-impact
Earth and the proto-lunar disc is the only...
