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The Steady State Economy [PDF]

, 1992
Over the next 85 years world population is expected to grow from five to at least eight billion people. So a no growth economy is not a realistic assumption for the near future. In the long run, however, a realistic option might be a steady state economy in which both population and the human economy are constant.
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Diversity and the steady state

Science and Public Policy, 1980
In the world of biology, as in the world of finance, diversity is the only protection against the unknown, against a future risk situation.
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Equilibria and Steady States [PDF]

, 2014
Mathematical models of dynamical systems often take the general form $$\displaystyle\begin{array}{rcl} \frac{dx_{1}} {dt} & =& f_{1}(x_{1},x_{2},\mathop{\ldots },x_{n}), \\ \frac{dx_{2}} {dt} & =& f_{2}(x_{1},x_{2},\mathop{\ldots },x_{n}), \\ & \cdots & \\ \frac{dx_{n}} {dt} & =& f_{n}(x_{1},x_{2},\mathop{\ldots },x_{n}),{}\end{array}$$ (3.1)
John Milton, Toru Ohira
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How steady are vowel steady-states?

Clinical Linguistics & Phonetics, 1998
The duration of vowel steady-states (VSS) was examined acoustically in the speech production of 40 normal young adults. VSS was assessed according to formant frequency changes in sustained /i/ productions and consonant +/i/ + /d/(/Cid/) productions. The duration of the VSS was measured for the first and second formants (Fl and F2) by incorporating a ...
Michael P. Robb, Michael Blomgren
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Homeostasis — the steady state

1987
When you have finished this chapter you should be able to: understand the principles of homeostasis in protoctists and animals explain how the liver functions explain how the blood sugar is regulated understand excretion understand osmoregulation explain how the kidney works understand ways in which kidney failure ...
O. F. G. Kilgour, P. D. Riley
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Dislocation structures and structural steady state in steady state creep

Materials Science and Engineering, 1986
Abstract Argon et al. have defined a structural steady state which is characterized by an invariant and statistically stationary dislocation density, subgrain size and misorientation and which should be established in steady state creep. In the present paper an attempt is made to correlate this concept with substructure data found experimentally by ...
Josef Čadek, Alena Orlová
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Fließgleichgewicht (Steady State)

1973
Wie im vorigen Kapitel auseinandergesetzt, erfolgt innerhalb gewisser Konzentrationsbereiche die Elimination der meisten korperfremden und korpereigenen Stoffe proportional zu ihrer jeweiligen Konzentration. Das bedeutet, das in der Zeiteinheit bei hoher Konzentration die Menge an ausgeschiedener Substanz entsprechend groser sein wird als bei sehr ...
E. Gladtke, H. M. von Hattingberg
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In Defense of a Steady‐State Economy

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1972
T HE case against continuous exponential growth in the physical coordinates of our economy has already been made [1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 24] but has not yet won majority acceptance. Rather than repeat the arguments establishing the necessity and desirability of a steady-state economy, I will confine myself to a critique of a number of ...
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An algorithm for detecting non-steady state moieties in steady state subnetworks

Journal of Theoretical Biology, 1974
Abstract An algorithm is presented for the automatic detection of dynamic moiety pools within steady state metabolic subnetworks which may be embedded within larger dynamic networks. This is an aid in the quantitative development of the hierarchical structure of metabolic networks.
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Steady-State Model

2014
The steady-state model adds the control for the system boundary, or more precisely the process boundary, in addition to the control processes of the previous chapter, such as feedback and feedforward. The two previous chapters have emphasised the (primary) process and its control, based on the premise that a process constitutes an interaction between ...
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