They ascribe this behaviour to the charging and discharging of a stabiliser capacitor in the voltage regulator circuits.
Current applications of lead II) nitrate include use as a heat stabiliser in nylon and polyesters, as a coating for photothermographic paper, and in rodenticides.
Lithium carbonate is used as a mood stabiliser in psychiatry to treat bipolar disorder (manic-depression) in daily doses of about 0.5 to 2 grams, although there are side-effects.
The secretary of Ukraine's national security council, Andriy Parubiy, said financial support would be an important stabiliser in Ukraine as it seeks to counter efforts by Russia to undermine presidential elections scheduled for May.
"In opposition, the Conservative Party promised to put a fuel duty stabiliser in place - something the FSB has been calling for - but they have failed to deliver," he said.
Patients with increased femoral anteversion who undergo psoas tenotomy are known to have worse results post-operatively, and it is thought that the psoas tendon is a dynamic anterior stabiliser in these patients.
Another is the "water substitute hypothesis" [ 18– 20] in which a stabiliser can form hydrogen bonds at specific sites on protein surface and substitute for the thermodynamic stabilisation function of water that is lost during drying.
But as Pedro Malan, the finance minister and stabiliser-in-chief noted this week, the "developmentalists" are missing the point.
Heat the double and clotted cream, remaining sugar, miso and stabiliser in a pan until the sugar dissolves (use a whisk or hand blender evenly to disperse the miso and stabiliser), pass through a sieve, chill, stir in the praline and churn in an ice-cream machine.
The sling in that particular cadaver provided passive stabilisation so it may be that the upper sling could act as a stabiliser by both passive and active forces.
