Calling metamodernism a temporarily stabilizing force is not the same thing as calling it simplistic.
The means for stabilizing spurious mode shapes for quadrilateral elements is well documented in the literature, however, in this paper, a general formulation for stabilizing forces is presented for elements having an arbitrary number of nodes and therefore is not restricted to quadrilateral elements.
A quartet of senior West Wing aides who spent several hours a day with the president and were considered stabilizing forces are gone.
This cup was designed to predominately rely on a cranial to caudal press fit, whereby the early stabilizing forces are thought to be dependent on the integrity of the cranial and caudal acetabular marginsa.
Stability contributes to the persistence of ecological communities, yet the interactions among different stabilizing forces are poorly understood.
A common refrain here is that the man also called "the father of development" was a stabilizing force who was nevertheless capable of destructive excess.
The important value of preservation as a stabilizing force must be part of the discussion of redevelopment and growth.
He has no idea what a stabilizing force he is, a reason to get on with it.
Several studies demonstrated the destabilizing effect of the lipid core, whereas presence of calcium was a stabilizing force and calcified lesions were more resistant to rupture (similar to fibrous plaque) [ 19, 20].
The results reveal that surface tension acts as a stabilizing force and cannot be ignored.
Because of the conflict, the impressive gains against AIDS are being lost, thousands of children cannot go to school, corruption is spreading, and the government's ability to be a stabilizing force in the region has been greatly eroded.
