Definition of equilibrate in English:

equilibrate

verb ɪˈkwɪlɪbreɪtiːˈkwɪlɪlʌɪbreɪtˌiːkwɪˈlʌɪbreɪtɪˈkwɪlɪlʌɪbreɪtəˈkwɪləˌbreɪt

[with object]technical

1Bring into or keep in equilibrium.
〈技〉使（保持）平衡
the epithelial cells were equilibrated after collection
Example sentencesExamples
- After bleaching, the gradient to the cytoplasm is gradually equilibrated, leading to a slight recovery of the nuclear EGFP concentration.
- A short 5 ps molecular dynamics simulation at 50 K and constant volume equilibrated the solvent with the LBD fixed.
- The membrane models used for this study are equilibrated fully hydrated dimyristoyl-phosphatidylcholine bilayers.
- Before starting the experiments, oocytes were equilibrated for at least 20 min in substrate-free bathing medium to obtain a stable volume measurement.
- The water was equilibrated and eight sodium ions were added to neutralize the system.
- For the equilibration of the water the protein atoms were fixed and the water molecules were equilibrated using Langevin dynamics.
- A fully hydrated, equilibrated POPC membrane, consisting of 128 POPC molecules and 4480 water molecules, was used as a starting structure.
- Added water and ions were equilibrated in a 200 ps MD simulation as described above.
- This monolayer leaflet was equilibrated for 5 ns using conditions specified in Table 1.
- After the probe was added to the lipid it was equilibrated for I h above the phase transition temperature.
- Initially, a single protonated surfactin molecule was equilibrated in vacuum.
- The column was equilibrated with water and eluted in a acetonitrile gradient.
- Samples of nondegenerate and degenerate human patellar cartilage were subjected to osmotic loading by equilibrating the tissue in solutions of varying osmolarity.
- This absence of effects is in line with the data from Fig.2, and confirmed that the intracellular and extracellular concentrations of Cl were truly equilibrated.
- We wish to point out that even after 1.5 ns explicit solvent simulations, ion distribution is not equilibrated.
- The system was first equilibrated by an extended molecular dynamics run until the potential and total energies were constant and the radius of gyration of the K + ions oscillated about an average.
- The solvated systems were then equilibrated with standard protocols.
- The cell was equilibrated in the bath solution for several minutes before starting the recording.
- The system was equilibrated by using molecular dynamics with no constraints to movement of the additional K + ions.
- The scattering cells were equilibrated at a given temperature by immersion in a thermostatted bath of toluene used for scattering calibration.
1. 1.1no object Approach or attain a state of equilibrium.
  平衡；达到平衡
  the tissue samples were allowed to equilibrate with the liquid
  Example sentencesExamples
  The soil mixtures, with and without additives, were thoroughly mixed with various moisture contents and allowed to equilibrate for 24 hours prior to compaction.
  After each titration step, samples were allowed to equilibrate for at least 6 min (longer waiting times did not furnish deviating results).
  Spectra were measured at different temperatures, and samples were allowed to equilibrate at each temperature for at least 10 min before data collection.
  Samples were dried at 55°C with forced air for 48 h, allowed to air equilibrate for 24 h, and ground to pass through a 2-mm screen.
  When the change in weight of the samples was less than 0.5%, the sample dishes were sealed and allowed to equilibrate for 12-14 h (usually overnight).
  A built-in temperature control unit was used to maintain the sample's temperature; each sample was allowed to equilibrate at least 30 min before starting the experiment.
  For example, dimerization of the transmembrane segment of glycophorin is less tight and equilibrates much faster in sodium dodecyl sulfate than in zwitterionic detergents.
  The samples were allowed to equilibrate for ~ 20 min at each temperature before spectra were recorded or time-resolved data was taken.
  After adjusting the temperature to a new value the setup was allowed to equilibrate for ~ 5-10 min until the thermal drift was well below 0.1 K / min.
  This spectrum was allowed to equilibrate for ~ 20 min (or until no further changes in absorbance occurred) before collection of the final spectrum.
  Samples were allowed to equilibrate at this temperature for at least 10 min before measurements.
  Each electrode was inserted to about 1-2 mm into the tissue and allowed to equilibrate for several minutes until a stable reading was found.
  The electrode was calibrated by allowing it to equilibrate with 2 ml of air-saturated artificially hardened water, circulated in the chamber by a small magnet.
  Samples are mixed gently for 10 s, then loaded into observation chambers and allowed to equilibrate for 60 min at room temperature before particle movements are recorded.
  Living organisms acquire a characteristic minor fraction of radiocarbon by equilibrating with the carbon dioxide of ambient air or surrounding waters.
  In wine vinegar, the much higher concentration of acetic acid equilibrates with the commensurately higher ethyl acetate concentration.
  At each temperature and composition, the system was allowed to equilibrate for at least 1 nanosecond; equilibrium properties were accumulated over simulations of at least 10 nanoseconds.
  Stem tissue was allowed to equilibrate for 30 min before starting the NMR analysis and the spectra were recorded at 121.49 MHz using a double-tuned C / P 10 mm diameter probehead as described previously.
  The restraints were then removed and the system was allowed to equilibrate for another 3.9-6.6 ns, for total simulation times between 4.2 and 6.9 ns.
  First, they tuned the magnetic field to a value corresponding to an effective interparticle attraction, and allowed the gas to equilibrate.

Derivatives

equilibration

noun ˌiːkwɪˌlʌɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)nɪˌkwɪlɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)n

technical

Fig.3 shows the system after 1 ns of equilibration in preparation for IMD.
Example sentencesExamples
- It is likely that the equilibration would be less rapid in patients with empyema of longer standing, since the pleura would tend to be thicker in these patients.
- A word of caution is due, because equilibration and configurational sampling for ions might take much longer times than the one simulated here.
- The heating stage was followed by equilibration at 294 K for 200 ps.
- For these reasons, plus the fact that mesophase transitions and unit cell size equilibrations can be tardy, quantitative comparisons of the Persson et al. study and the current study are not warranted.

equilibrator

noun iː-ɪˈkwɪlɪbreɪtə

technical

Origin

Mid 17th century: from late Latin aequilibrat- 'made to balance', from the verb aequilibrare, from aequi- 'equally' + libra 'balance'.

Definition of equilibrate in US English:

equilibrate

verbəˈkwɪləˌbreɪtəˈkwiləˌbrāt

[with object]technical

1Bring into or keep in equilibrium.
〈技〉使（保持）平衡
the epithelial cells were equilibrated after collection
Example sentencesExamples
- The cell was equilibrated in the bath solution for several minutes before starting the recording.
- The solvated systems were then equilibrated with standard protocols.
- Samples of nondegenerate and degenerate human patellar cartilage were subjected to osmotic loading by equilibrating the tissue in solutions of varying osmolarity.
- A short 5 ps molecular dynamics simulation at 50 K and constant volume equilibrated the solvent with the LBD fixed.
- Initially, a single protonated surfactin molecule was equilibrated in vacuum.
- Added water and ions were equilibrated in a 200 ps MD simulation as described above.
- The system was first equilibrated by an extended molecular dynamics run until the potential and total energies were constant and the radius of gyration of the K + ions oscillated about an average.
- We wish to point out that even after 1.5 ns explicit solvent simulations, ion distribution is not equilibrated.
- The system was equilibrated by using molecular dynamics with no constraints to movement of the additional K + ions.
- The scattering cells were equilibrated at a given temperature by immersion in a thermostatted bath of toluene used for scattering calibration.
- This absence of effects is in line with the data from Fig.2, and confirmed that the intracellular and extracellular concentrations of Cl were truly equilibrated.
- For the equilibration of the water the protein atoms were fixed and the water molecules were equilibrated using Langevin dynamics.
- A fully hydrated, equilibrated POPC membrane, consisting of 128 POPC molecules and 4480 water molecules, was used as a starting structure.
- After bleaching, the gradient to the cytoplasm is gradually equilibrated, leading to a slight recovery of the nuclear EGFP concentration.
- Before starting the experiments, oocytes were equilibrated for at least 20 min in substrate-free bathing medium to obtain a stable volume measurement.
- The column was equilibrated with water and eluted in a acetonitrile gradient.
- After the probe was added to the lipid it was equilibrated for I h above the phase transition temperature.
- This monolayer leaflet was equilibrated for 5 ns using conditions specified in Table 1.
- The membrane models used for this study are equilibrated fully hydrated dimyristoyl-phosphatidylcholine bilayers.
- The water was equilibrated and eight sodium ions were added to neutralize the system.
1. 1.1no object Approach or attain a state of equilibrium.
  平衡；达到平衡
  the tissue samples were allowed to equilibrate with the liquid
  Example sentencesExamples
  The electrode was calibrated by allowing it to equilibrate with 2 ml of air-saturated artificially hardened water, circulated in the chamber by a small magnet.
  This spectrum was allowed to equilibrate for ~ 20 min (or until no further changes in absorbance occurred) before collection of the final spectrum.
  Living organisms acquire a characteristic minor fraction of radiocarbon by equilibrating with the carbon dioxide of ambient air or surrounding waters.
  When the change in weight of the samples was less than 0.5%, the sample dishes were sealed and allowed to equilibrate for 12-14 h (usually overnight).
  Stem tissue was allowed to equilibrate for 30 min before starting the NMR analysis and the spectra were recorded at 121.49 MHz using a double-tuned C / P 10 mm diameter probehead as described previously.
  The restraints were then removed and the system was allowed to equilibrate for another 3.9-6.6 ns, for total simulation times between 4.2 and 6.9 ns.
  After each titration step, samples were allowed to equilibrate for at least 6 min (longer waiting times did not furnish deviating results).
  For example, dimerization of the transmembrane segment of glycophorin is less tight and equilibrates much faster in sodium dodecyl sulfate than in zwitterionic detergents.
  Samples were dried at 55°C with forced air for 48 h, allowed to air equilibrate for 24 h, and ground to pass through a 2-mm screen.
  Samples were allowed to equilibrate at this temperature for at least 10 min before measurements.
  The samples were allowed to equilibrate for ~ 20 min at each temperature before spectra were recorded or time-resolved data was taken.
  After adjusting the temperature to a new value the setup was allowed to equilibrate for ~ 5-10 min until the thermal drift was well below 0.1 K / min.
  First, they tuned the magnetic field to a value corresponding to an effective interparticle attraction, and allowed the gas to equilibrate.
  Each electrode was inserted to about 1-2 mm into the tissue and allowed to equilibrate for several minutes until a stable reading was found.
  The soil mixtures, with and without additives, were thoroughly mixed with various moisture contents and allowed to equilibrate for 24 hours prior to compaction.
  A built-in temperature control unit was used to maintain the sample's temperature; each sample was allowed to equilibrate at least 30 min before starting the experiment.
  At each temperature and composition, the system was allowed to equilibrate for at least 1 nanosecond; equilibrium properties were accumulated over simulations of at least 10 nanoseconds.
  Samples are mixed gently for 10 s, then loaded into observation chambers and allowed to equilibrate for 60 min at room temperature before particle movements are recorded.
  In wine vinegar, the much higher concentration of acetic acid equilibrates with the commensurately higher ethyl acetate concentration.
  Spectra were measured at different temperatures, and samples were allowed to equilibrate at each temperature for at least 10 min before data collection.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from late Latin aequilibrat- ‘made to balance’, from the verb aequilibrare, from aequi- ‘equally’ + libra ‘balance’.

词汇	equilibrate
释义	Definition of equilibrate in English: equilibrate verb ɪˈkwɪlɪbreɪtiːˈkwɪlɪlʌɪbreɪtˌiːkwɪˈlʌɪbreɪtɪˈkwɪlɪlʌɪbreɪtəˈkwɪləˌbreɪt [with object]technical 1Bring into or keep in equilibrium. 〈技〉使（保持）平衡 the epithelial cells were equilibrated after collection Example sentencesExamples After bleaching, the gradient to the cytoplasm is gradually equilibrated, leading to a slight recovery of the nuclear EGFP concentration. A short 5 ps molecular dynamics simulation at 50 K and constant volume equilibrated the solvent with the LBD fixed. The membrane models used for this study are equilibrated fully hydrated dimyristoyl-phosphatidylcholine bilayers. Before starting the experiments, oocytes were equilibrated for at least 20 min in substrate-free bathing medium to obtain a stable volume measurement. The water was equilibrated and eight sodium ions were added to neutralize the system. For the equilibration of the water the protein atoms were fixed and the water molecules were equilibrated using Langevin dynamics. A fully hydrated, equilibrated POPC membrane, consisting of 128 POPC molecules and 4480 water molecules, was used as a starting structure. Added water and ions were equilibrated in a 200 ps MD simulation as described above. This monolayer leaflet was equilibrated for 5 ns using conditions specified in Table 1. After the probe was added to the lipid it was equilibrated for I h above the phase transition temperature. Initially, a single protonated surfactin molecule was equilibrated in vacuum. The column was equilibrated with water and eluted in a acetonitrile gradient. Samples of nondegenerate and degenerate human patellar cartilage were subjected to osmotic loading by equilibrating the tissue in solutions of varying osmolarity. This absence of effects is in line with the data from Fig.2, and confirmed that the intracellular and extracellular concentrations of Cl were truly equilibrated. We wish to point out that even after 1.5 ns explicit solvent simulations, ion distribution is not equilibrated. The system was first equilibrated by an extended molecular dynamics run until the potential and total energies were constant and the radius of gyration of the K + ions oscillated about an average. The solvated systems were then equilibrated with standard protocols. The cell was equilibrated in the bath solution for several minutes before starting the recording. The system was equilibrated by using molecular dynamics with no constraints to movement of the additional K + ions. The scattering cells were equilibrated at a given temperature by immersion in a thermostatted bath of toluene used for scattering calibration. 1.1no object Approach or attain a state of equilibrium. 平衡；达到平衡 the tissue samples were allowed to equilibrate with the liquid Example sentencesExamples The soil mixtures, with and without additives, were thoroughly mixed with various moisture contents and allowed to equilibrate for 24 hours prior to compaction. After each titration step, samples were allowed to equilibrate for at least 6 min (longer waiting times did not furnish deviating results). Spectra were measured at different temperatures, and samples were allowed to equilibrate at each temperature for at least 10 min before data collection. Samples were dried at 55°C with forced air for 48 h, allowed to air equilibrate for 24 h, and ground to pass through a 2-mm screen. When the change in weight of the samples was less than 0.5%, the sample dishes were sealed and allowed to equilibrate for 12-14 h (usually overnight). A built-in temperature control unit was used to maintain the sample's temperature; each sample was allowed to equilibrate at least 30 min before starting the experiment. For example, dimerization of the transmembrane segment of glycophorin is less tight and equilibrates much faster in sodium dodecyl sulfate than in zwitterionic detergents. The samples were allowed to equilibrate for ~ 20 min at each temperature before spectra were recorded or time-resolved data was taken. After adjusting the temperature to a new value the setup was allowed to equilibrate for ~ 5-10 min until the thermal drift was well below 0.1 K / min. This spectrum was allowed to equilibrate for ~ 20 min (or until no further changes in absorbance occurred) before collection of the final spectrum. Samples were allowed to equilibrate at this temperature for at least 10 min before measurements. Each electrode was inserted to about 1-2 mm into the tissue and allowed to equilibrate for several minutes until a stable reading was found. The electrode was calibrated by allowing it to equilibrate with 2 ml of air-saturated artificially hardened water, circulated in the chamber by a small magnet. Samples are mixed gently for 10 s, then loaded into observation chambers and allowed to equilibrate for 60 min at room temperature before particle movements are recorded. Living organisms acquire a characteristic minor fraction of radiocarbon by equilibrating with the carbon dioxide of ambient air or surrounding waters. In wine vinegar, the much higher concentration of acetic acid equilibrates with the commensurately higher ethyl acetate concentration. At each temperature and composition, the system was allowed to equilibrate for at least 1 nanosecond; equilibrium properties were accumulated over simulations of at least 10 nanoseconds. Stem tissue was allowed to equilibrate for 30 min before starting the NMR analysis and the spectra were recorded at 121.49 MHz using a double-tuned C / P 10 mm diameter probehead as described previously. The restraints were then removed and the system was allowed to equilibrate for another 3.9-6.6 ns, for total simulation times between 4.2 and 6.9 ns. First, they tuned the magnetic field to a value corresponding to an effective interparticle attraction, and allowed the gas to equilibrate. Derivatives equilibration noun ˌiːkwɪˌlʌɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)nɪˌkwɪlɪˈbreɪʃ(ə)n technical Fig.3 shows the system after 1 ns of equilibration in preparation for IMD. Example sentencesExamples It is likely that the equilibration would be less rapid in patients with empyema of longer standing, since the pleura would tend to be thicker in these patients. A word of caution is due, because equilibration and configurational sampling for ions might take much longer times than the one simulated here. The heating stage was followed by equilibration at 294 K for 200 ps. For these reasons, plus the fact that mesophase transitions and unit cell size equilibrations can be tardy, quantitative comparisons of the Persson et al. study and the current study are not warranted. equilibrator noun iː-ɪˈkwɪlɪbreɪtə technical Origin Mid 17th century: from late Latin aequilibrat- 'made to balance', from the verb aequilibrare, from aequi- 'equally' + libra 'balance'. Definition of equilibrate in US English: equilibrate verbəˈkwɪləˌbreɪtəˈkwiləˌbrāt [with object]technical 1Bring into or keep in equilibrium. 〈技〉使（保持）平衡 the epithelial cells were equilibrated after collection Example sentencesExamples The cell was equilibrated in the bath solution for several minutes before starting the recording. The solvated systems were then equilibrated with standard protocols. Samples of nondegenerate and degenerate human patellar cartilage were subjected to osmotic loading by equilibrating the tissue in solutions of varying osmolarity. A short 5 ps molecular dynamics simulation at 50 K and constant volume equilibrated the solvent with the LBD fixed. Initially, a single protonated surfactin molecule was equilibrated in vacuum. Added water and ions were equilibrated in a 200 ps MD simulation as described above. The system was first equilibrated by an extended molecular dynamics run until the potential and total energies were constant and the radius of gyration of the K + ions oscillated about an average. We wish to point out that even after 1.5 ns explicit solvent simulations, ion distribution is not equilibrated. The system was equilibrated by using molecular dynamics with no constraints to movement of the additional K + ions. The scattering cells were equilibrated at a given temperature by immersion in a thermostatted bath of toluene used for scattering calibration. This absence of effects is in line with the data from Fig.2, and confirmed that the intracellular and extracellular concentrations of Cl were truly equilibrated. For the equilibration of the water the protein atoms were fixed and the water molecules were equilibrated using Langevin dynamics. A fully hydrated, equilibrated POPC membrane, consisting of 128 POPC molecules and 4480 water molecules, was used as a starting structure. After bleaching, the gradient to the cytoplasm is gradually equilibrated, leading to a slight recovery of the nuclear EGFP concentration. Before starting the experiments, oocytes were equilibrated for at least 20 min in substrate-free bathing medium to obtain a stable volume measurement. The column was equilibrated with water and eluted in a acetonitrile gradient. After the probe was added to the lipid it was equilibrated for I h above the phase transition temperature. This monolayer leaflet was equilibrated for 5 ns using conditions specified in Table 1. The membrane models used for this study are equilibrated fully hydrated dimyristoyl-phosphatidylcholine bilayers. The water was equilibrated and eight sodium ions were added to neutralize the system. 1.1no object Approach or attain a state of equilibrium. 平衡；达到平衡 the tissue samples were allowed to equilibrate with the liquid Example sentencesExamples The electrode was calibrated by allowing it to equilibrate with 2 ml of air-saturated artificially hardened water, circulated in the chamber by a small magnet. This spectrum was allowed to equilibrate for ~ 20 min (or until no further changes in absorbance occurred) before collection of the final spectrum. Living organisms acquire a characteristic minor fraction of radiocarbon by equilibrating with the carbon dioxide of ambient air or surrounding waters. When the change in weight of the samples was less than 0.5%, the sample dishes were sealed and allowed to equilibrate for 12-14 h (usually overnight). Stem tissue was allowed to equilibrate for 30 min before starting the NMR analysis and the spectra were recorded at 121.49 MHz using a double-tuned C / P 10 mm diameter probehead as described previously. The restraints were then removed and the system was allowed to equilibrate for another 3.9-6.6 ns, for total simulation times between 4.2 and 6.9 ns. After each titration step, samples were allowed to equilibrate for at least 6 min (longer waiting times did not furnish deviating results). For example, dimerization of the transmembrane segment of glycophorin is less tight and equilibrates much faster in sodium dodecyl sulfate than in zwitterionic detergents. Samples were dried at 55°C with forced air for 48 h, allowed to air equilibrate for 24 h, and ground to pass through a 2-mm screen. Samples were allowed to equilibrate at this temperature for at least 10 min before measurements. The samples were allowed to equilibrate for ~ 20 min at each temperature before spectra were recorded or time-resolved data was taken. After adjusting the temperature to a new value the setup was allowed to equilibrate for ~ 5-10 min until the thermal drift was well below 0.1 K / min. First, they tuned the magnetic field to a value corresponding to an effective interparticle attraction, and allowed the gas to equilibrate. Each electrode was inserted to about 1-2 mm into the tissue and allowed to equilibrate for several minutes until a stable reading was found. The soil mixtures, with and without additives, were thoroughly mixed with various moisture contents and allowed to equilibrate for 24 hours prior to compaction. A built-in temperature control unit was used to maintain the sample's temperature; each sample was allowed to equilibrate at least 30 min before starting the experiment. At each temperature and composition, the system was allowed to equilibrate for at least 1 nanosecond; equilibrium properties were accumulated over simulations of at least 10 nanoseconds. Samples are mixed gently for 10 s, then loaded into observation chambers and allowed to equilibrate for 60 min at room temperature before particle movements are recorded. In wine vinegar, the much higher concentration of acetic acid equilibrates with the commensurately higher ethyl acetate concentration. Spectra were measured at different temperatures, and samples were allowed to equilibrate at each temperature for at least 10 min before data collection. Origin Mid 17th century: from late Latin aequilibrat- ‘made to balance’, from the verb aequilibrare, from aequi- ‘equally’ + libra ‘balance’.
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