Sentence examples for a stable one from inspiring English sources

This article presents a comparison between experiments and Large-Eddy Simulation (LES) of a spark ignition engine on two operating points: a stable one characterized by low cycle-to-cycle variations (CCV) and an unstable one with high CCV.

Another important test in our series is the migration of a TOV star moving from a solution on the unstable branch of equilibrium solutions to a stable one.

This mixture of cultural populism and free-market orthodoxy was not a stable one.

"In these uncertain times, teaching is a fulfilling and challenging career as well as a stable one".

Coaches, says England, "want an effective scrum to beat the opposition" and a stable one is more likely to do the job.

But there is one more obstacle just over the horizon: Microsoft is betting that unlike the personal computer, the video-game-player market will remain a stable one.

When the NE bending resistance is finite, not all positions of the bulge along the n-MTB are equivalent and the ground state is no longer degenerate: A two-tether surface is locally stable and degenerate when its bulge is sufficiently far away from both ends, but transforms irreversibly into a stable, one-tether surface when the bulge is close to one end.

The spectroscopic studies and electron-micrographic observations support the view that the π π stacking interaction among porphyrin moieties and the hydrogen-bonding interaction among urea moieties operate synergistically to give rise to a stable one-dimensional aggregate structure indispensable for gel formation.

The global-minimum curve corresponds to transformation of the initially spherical nuclear surface into a stable, one-tether surface (Fig. 1l) when L≥L1 (where L1 is the threshold n-MTB length for tether initiation).

Two distinct populations of F-actin have been identified at AJs, a highly dynamic one and a more stable one, based on their turnover and sensitivity to latrunculin treatment of the cells (Cavey et al, 2008).

To find the decay-constants we tried to fit an exponential function and found that a single exponential fit can not describe the bleaching very well, as there is a fast bleaching component that initially contributes about 20 30% of the absolute fluorescence, but fades out within the first 5 10 seconds, and a more stable one with a lifetime in the range of minutes.