Disequilibrium

Classically trained professionals and laypeople alike offered similar explanations for why people fell sick: the body's four humors had been thrown out of balance, causing one or more of these fluids to be in disequilibrium with the others. ❋ Unknown (2008)

The difficulty is, of course, as we have seen in the German case, to reach agreement in a given moment on whether a fundamental disequilibrium is prevalent. ❋ Unknown (1970)

The new editor of the AER is Robert Clower, a UCLA professor who is widely known as a disequilibrium theorist and interpreter or reinterpreter of Keynes. ❋ David Warsh (1993)

Now, once you get all those factors, which are long-running historical forces, and you put them all together, you get a very disjointed, dis - -- a region in disequilibrium, which is what the Middle East is now. ❋ Unknown (2002)

Webster calls disequilibrium “a state of emotional or intellectual imbalance.” ❋ LYNN ANDERSON (1994)

On Wednesday, he accused prosecutors of creating "disequilibrium" in the justice system by making "political use" of the courts. ❋ Stacy Meichtry (2010)

You would expect a few embarrassing simplifications, but there are none--the argument is airtight, and Médaille leaves almost nothing out I wish he had addressed the mid-twentieth century economist Joseph Schumpeter, who coined the phrase "creative destruction," and reworkd classical economics to account for "disequilibrium" and the dominance of large firms. ❋ Richard Aleman (2007)

Such an excess, either way, may be regarded as a sign of disequilibrium - a disequilibrium which is perfectly possible, even in a barter economy. 11 ❋ Unknown (1992)

This means we are in a permanent state of monetary disequilibrium which is reflected in unstable exchange rates. ❋ Gerard Jackson (2010)

It is rumoured that Ronaldo is so good at diving because he was born with disequilibrium which is a type of disease which makes people fall frequently. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Historically there is a pattern where the disconnect between what IVS calls "Other Than Market Value" (that's what the price "ought to be" if there wasn't what they (and George Soros) call disequilibrium, goes in waves. ❋ Andrew Butter (2010)

"disequilibrium", and the government could end up with and unmanageable situation. ❋ Unknown (1995)

"disequilibrium", and the government could end up with an unmanageable situation. ❋ Unknown (1995)

2009-02-18A semi-presidential republic would be the best way to avoid "disequilibrium", the Romanian head of state says. ❋ Unknown (2009)

This deep regional disequilibrium, one that became more rooted under Mubarak's Egypt, is, understandably, both unpopular and unacceptable to a majority of Arab public opinion. ❋ Daniel Levy (2011)

If you think of the size of the investments businesses have made in things like warehouses and shops on the high street, it's clear there's going to be a huge disequilibrium coming as e-commerce really bites. ❋ Nick Clayton (2011)

Clown: "Hell, if your bumhole doesn't [juice up] anytime soon my cock is going to break off" [Bag Lady]: "Hey, just stuff it in my mouth for now, I'm having an [arousal disequilibrium] at the moment" ❋ Pale Fire (2008)