The phrase "a stable character" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is emotionally balanced, consistent, or reliable in their behavior or personality.
Example: "Despite the challenges they faced, she remained a stable character, providing support to her friends during tough times."
Alternatives: "a steady personality" or "a reliable individual".
What's needed, according to Aristotle, is that you knowingly act virtuously for its own sake from a stable character, and do so with pleasure.
The surface presents a stable character in air, with the CA showing no apparent change for up to 15 min, and the water droplet eventually evaporates on the surface of the ZnO nanowire quasi-arrays without any obvious sinking into the film.
While Harrison et al. ([2007]) find that, in a representative sample of the Danish population, individuals on average become less risk averse after the age of 40; Barsky et al. ([1997]) and McCrae ([1993]) find that risk preferences are a stable character trait in adults.
Sequence-based genetic diversity studies utilize a stable character for scoring variation, typically DNA sequence polymorphisms.
Both the editing mechanism and the functional role of editing in the dinoflagellate mitochondrion remains unclear, however, the conservation of many editing sites throughout dinoflagellates indicates that it is a stable character of this group (Lin et al. 2008).
This is an important concern as our data demonstrated that this gene fusion is not a stable character, subject to frequent gene fission and partial and total gene loss.
Outcrossing rate is usually determined by the genetic ability to outcross (which is a relatively stable character for a particular plant population or species) and the environmental conditions under which the outcrossing events occur [12], [14], [15].
So much adulation, so easily won, might have demoralized a less stable character, but Garrick, though highly strung and sensitive, had a strong vein of common sense and remarkable staying power.
For example, if a emotionally stable character's mother died last week, they will not jump off a bridge in sadness, especially if they have a loving family, and people who support them.
In this new trailer, Rick tells Carl (who is often viewed as a pretty stable character) that he's not even safe, which suggests we could be in for a crazy season.
Psychologists distinguish between measurements of situational empathy that is, empathic reactions in a specific situation and measurements of dispositional empathy, where empathy is understood as a person's stable character trait.
