The Slavic majority, which identifies itself as Macedonian, has been trying against heavy odds, including its own radical elements, to establish a stable state.
The only alternative, in a world facing ecological catastrophe, is to establish a "stable state" no-growth economy within an egalitarian socialist society, where the goal of quality of life replaces that of selfish individualist material prosperity.
Throughout 1964 and 1965, as South Vietnam was struggling to establish a stable state after the ouster of Diệm, Thảo was involved in several intrigues and coup plots which diverted the government from implementing its programs.
Together, the multi-factorial components of the immune system shape the microbial population that inhabits the gut and (to an extent) vice versa, with each side pushing to establish a stable state.
To further validate this result, we established a stable mouse ES cell line in which the puromycin-resistant gene is driven by the Zscan4c promoter, thus allowing the enrichment of cells in the Zscan4+ state by adding puromycin (Fig. 1B).
As the British experience of the late 19th century shows, a simplistic and unceasing focus on "tradition" as an exit strategy will not establish a stable Afghan state.
The timeline defined herein highlights the importance of genes governing the target tissue's homeostatic state in establishing a stable subclinical disease state long before the clinical manifestation of SS.
The general version of the public goods game is shown to be a potential game, establishing the convergence to a stable state (i.e., a pure Nash equilibrium – PNE) by best-response dynamics.
One possible explanation is that ectopic PMN factors are not sufficient to establish a stable β-like state, a status that might require additional cooperating transcription factors.
Taylor and Jonker (1978), as well as Zeeman (1979), establish conditions under which one may infer the existence of a stable state under the replicator dynamics given an evolutionarily stable strategy.
But Christians who had belonged to legally established churches -- Anglicans and Puritans, for example -- could not imagine that a stable state could exist apart from uniformity of religion.
