steady state

noun

1. physics the condition of a system when some or all of the quantities describing it are independent of time but not necessarily in thermodynamic or chemical equilibrium See also equilibrium

steady state

1. A condition of a physical system or device that does not change over time, or in which any one change is continually balanced by another, such as the stable condition of a system in equilibrium.

Example Sentences

“Leaving the balance sheet in a steady state will make it more difficult for any successor to change its use until another crisis opens this path again,” Boyle said.

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Steady State, a network of 340 former national security officers and experts from the CIA, the NSA, the State Department and other agencies, has issued a similar warning: The United States is on a “trajectory” towards authoritarian rule.

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They said the collection will include products from Lululemon’s core Steady State men’s franchise, along with signature women’s styles from Define, Scuba, and Align, among others.

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"We have mathematically demonstrated that the engrams in the conceptual space tend to evolve toward a steady state, which means that after some transient period, a 'mature' distribution of engrams emerges, which then persists in time," Brilliantov commented.

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"As we consider the ultimate capacity of a conceptual space of a given number of dimensions, we somewhat surprisingly find that the number of distinct engrams stored in memory in the steady state is the greatest for a concept space of seven dimensions. Hence the seven senses claim."

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