There is a stabilisation of business and consumer confidence.
The capital Malé, population 153,379 and only four feet above sea level, has used Japanese investment to build a 10-foot sea wall at a cost of $63 million£41.5m5m) – but long term, only a stabilisation of rising sea levels will save it and the rest of the islands.
The problem is that a 60% cut in UK CO2 is no longer projected to be consistent with a stabilisation of global warming at 2 deg C. When the government first adopted its 2050 figure, the global target it was aiming for was 550 ppm (parts per million) of CO2 in the atmosphere.
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"At some stage, associated with that, we might see a stabilisation of the migration to cities".
Successive thermal curing produces a stabilisation of the macroscopic orientation of the liquid crystalline network.
The polymerisation of amphiphilic monomers effects a stabilisation of shape and size of the micelles formed by these amphiphiles.
This shift represented a stabilisation of the nematic phase in the former case, in line with theoretical expectations.
From the environmental perspective, the application of carbon capture and storage technologies would effectively negate carbon dioxide emissions, resulting in a stabilisation of manmade contributions.
Furthermore, a stabilisation of positive emotional states by recurring motivating and self-enhancing episodes (Kuhl 2000b) can be supported by appropriate situational conditions in the classroom.
The variation of the temperature as a function of time shows a stabilisation of temperature below the melting temperature which is interpreted as a supercooling phenomenon.
