Collocations withchaos
These are words often used in combination withchaos.
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absolute chaos
As we have seen, this did not necessarily mean bringing planning to bear on a state of absolute chaos.
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complete chaos
My feeling is if we abolished the government now, already there would be complete chaos.
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deterministic chaos
I would say the evidence for low-dimensional deterministic chaos in economic and financial data is pretty weak.
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economic chaos
Finally, system reliability is more critical in electricity as in the extreme case system failure may involve loss of life, and ordinarily social and economic chaos.
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ensuing chaos
The ensuing chaos was surpassed only in the retribution exacted by the royal court.
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financial chaos
I hope that subsequent speakers will deal with the history of financial chaos on the railways prior to nationalisation.
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political chaos
They gravely underestimated the damage done to governmental institutions, banks and private firms by the economic and political chaos of 1976-83.
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quantum chaos
Therefore, even in the regime of quantum chaos, the computer can be used reliably for some time, although it is eventually destroyed.
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resulting chaos
However, transportation arrived late and in too small numbers relative to the number of people trying to flee, resulting chaos and panic.
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social chaos
Without a legitimate, proper national language to maintain a sense of community and communal truth, the polyvocality of the nation descends into a state of gibberish and social chaos.
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total chaos
At the sound of the bell, which rings precisely at 12:15 pm, total chaos erupts within the school grounds.
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utter chaos
The information given to local authorities has led to utter chaos.
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