Definition of "equilibration" [e•qui•li•bra•tion]

• The formation, or maintenance, of an equilibrium (noun)

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• "What drives the equilibration is the pressure difference between on side and the other."
• "And the highest form of evolution is reached when there is a harmony between concentration and differentiation, a harmony which Spencer calls equilibration and which he defines as a moving equilibrium."
• "Such a deduction is, perhaps, possible for the more elementary forms of evolution, integration and differentiation; but it is not possible for the highest form, the equilibration, which is a harmony of integration and differentiation."