The phrase "at the stabilization" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward without context.
It could be used in contexts related to processes or events that involve reaching a stable state or condition.
Example: "The team will meet at the stabilization of the project to assess progress and make necessary adjustments."
Alternatives: "during the stabilization" or "upon stabilization".
We are relieved at the stabilization of the franc.
By Fillmore Hyde The New Yorker, July 7 , 1928P. 7 We are relieved at the stabilization of the franc.
This suggests that the stabilization mechanism is likely to be controlled by premixed flame propagation at the stabilization region.
The works aimed at the stabilization of the slope are suspected to have increased the damage to the foundation system of the building.
Triple flame structure has been detected in the present flames, which is likely to be the appropriate model at the stabilization point.
The average velocity at the stabilization point is nearly a factor of five below the premixed laminar burning velocity at the lowest Reynolds number and asymptotes to a value about 20% higher as the Reynolds number is increased.
We plan on using smaller motors ( 0.20" diameter x 0.4" long), which operate at 1.5-3Vdc at 110 mA, as the stabilization system.
At 270 °C, the stabilization front advances rapidly to a depth of about 7 μm, after which no further growth is perceptible.
Remarkably at pH 7.5, this stabilizing effect was transient whereas at pH 6.5 the stabilization lasted at least 30 min before the light scattering signal began to decrease again.
Measurements were taken over a 5-h period: at baseline after the stabilization period (T0) and at 60 (T60), 120 (T1210, 210 (T210) and 300 (T300) minutes.
Concerted efforts should be made to conclude a new international grains agreement aimed at contributing to the stabilization of markets and improved food security and at evolving an internationally coordinated system of nationally-held food reserves.
