Secondly, to explain how certain stabilities take precedence over others, Rosenberger (2009) introduces the concept of a relational strategy, which he defines as "the particular configuration of bodily habits, intentions, and conceptions that make it possible for a person to take up a particular stable relation" (p. 176).
Many eutherians including the Eulipotyphla in the Superorder Laurasiatheria show a similar stable relation of the horizontal septum and the neuraxis.
When a system is entrained, it reaches a stable phase relation with the external rhythm and thus their phase difference becomes constant (see Materials and Methods).
Sharing the fruits of these economic returns with the labour force in turn produced a stable industrial relations system.
The Socialist government's overriding interest, especially with a shriveling economy and growing unemployment, is maintaining stable relations with a former colony that has become its largest market for imports as well as home to several hundred French corporations.
Stable relations with Pakistan are a prize in itself for the Indians.
Stable relations with Turkey matter a lot to the Israelis, and it might be thought that the government of the state of Israel, along with the anti-defamation league (ADL), know a little bit about the importance of remembering and recognising genocide.
Israel itself has long urged the Palestinians to develop a reliable and modern set of institutions, especially security forces, that could lead to stable relations and create the conditions for a two-state solution.
Putting a lid of some sort on strategic arms was a perceived need, whether in the interests of stable relations between the great powers or, in the long-run, in the interests of stabilizing defense spending.
Most of all, they have assailed a basic plank in China's reform platform: improved and stable relations with America.
