Inertia

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Inertia, lack of action.

So inertia versus momentum.

D. Administrative obstacles and inertia

Mr Carpenter, what is inertia?

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It's called inertia. It's how we screw it up.

You see, the basic problem is to overcome the inertia...

We talked about inertia and organ donations and checking the box.

So the smaller you make R, the more dramatically the inertia reduces.

We are concerned at the general inertia existing in the entire disarmament machinery.

The one that's the most important is the inertia or the resistance to motion.

My country in particular, and Africa in general, have nothing to gain from inertia.

Let me now talk about another behavioral obstacle to saving having to do with inertia.

We continue to see demonstrably inefficient practices and inertia, and we keep on repeating them.

Continues to suffer, however, from a condition of chronic inertia... accompanied by symptoms of extreme terror.

So it turns out, the inertia, which governs angular motion, scales as a fifth power of R.

The international community must shake off its political inertia and take all possible steps to prevent armed conflicts from escalating.

Although there are pockets of high unemployment in Europe today, the ratio of workers to elderly people will decline considerably in the longer term. And, already, labor market flexibility has been undermined by structural inertia, including difficulties in retooling and retraining workers, particularly the long term unemployed.

That lends legitimacy to this morning's discussion to our adoption of appeals and proposals to break through the inertia in the other forums.

23. The legal handling of the investigation into the Xamán massacre of 5 October 1995 is striking proof of a hitherto insuperable inertia.

Naked City is a nickname for New York, and Spleen embodies the melancholia and inertia that come from feeling alienated in an urban environment.

56. Concurrent jurisdiction for the court itself, the Security Council and individual States or States acting in concert should reduce the risk of inertia.

So we must ask ourselves what can be done to hold States accountable for non implementation and for the present inertia in the disarmament machinery.

(c) Measure the mass of the asteroid, the ratio of the moments of inertia and the low order harmonics of the gravity field of the asteroid

In recent years, several innovative proposals have been made to increase development funds, yet none of them has broken through the inertia of the financial institutions.

One of the principal factors causing the adding up problem is the inertia of higher cost producers or their sheer inability to switch into alternative products.

Data from these observations make it possible to determine crucial parameters such as the size and albedo of NEOs and provide information on surface characteristics via thermal inertia.

Ultimately, world peace is in the hands of leaders. History honors those who dare to challenge the politics of inertia by opening, through inspired diplomacy, new paths to progress.

That would not be possible until the inertia which had gripped the Conference on Disarmament, the sole multilateral organ for disarmament for more than seven years, had been overcome.

The proposal for freer transatlantic trade is potentially transformational. It comes at a time when the West is increasingly being dragged down by short term disruptions and continued policy inertia.

Kenya, however, views with concern the current inertia in the Conference that is characterized by its inability to agree on a programme of work for the present session at this late stage.

voices have been raised to express the wish that the Conference should emerge at last from the inertia in which it seems to have been revelling since the beginning of our work.

The good news for Americans is that there is enormous inertia in the world trading and financial system. It took many decades and two world wars before the British pound lost its super currency status.

Despite the oil market s size, speculation can move prices because of the inelasticity of demand and supply. Oil demand is slow to change because of behavioral inertia and fixed technology, while adjusting production takes time.

But, in our view, our primary task is to ensure their full implementation and not to allow inertia to impede this, as has been the case in the process of implementing the Millennium Development Goals.

The international community must rouse itself from its comfortable inertia and stop regarding it as inevitable that refugees should be used as pawns in prolonged conflicts and have their basic rights and their dignity violated.

International political indifference and a sense of inertia have characterized the conduct of the international community, which has aggravated the civil war and allowed unabated human suffering and environmental destruction to continue in my country.

Perhaps the most hopeful story is that of Japan, which, after two decades, has finally begun to reverse its entrenched policy inertia. Old habits of coddling agriculture, electric power, and other economic sectors are being disregarded.

I do not wish to dwell in detail on that statement since the origins of the situation lie both in the inertia of the Soviet mind set and in the corporate interests of particular Russian monopolists.

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In most, if not all, of these cases, we see examples of a broader phenomenon what might be called governing by inertia a can't, won't, and shouldn't mentality, to paraphrase the economist Mark Blyth, that blocks effective policymaking.