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Single-mode optical fiber interferometers used with measurement or sensing systems should be stabilised to achieve high measurement accuracy and linearity in the presence of differential phase drift in their arms resulting from temperature fluctuations and other types of environmental disturbances.

Single-mode optical fiber interferometers used with fiber measurement systems must be stabilised to achieve high measurement accuracy and linearity in the presence of differential phase drift in their arms resulting from temperature fluctuations and other types of the environmental disturbances.

In 1878, positioned on the exclusive summit of Nob Hill, where the railway magnates and goldmine owners had their mansions, he set up a camera that was itself a small skyscraper – a wooden box on a tripod that had to be stabilised to resist the high winds, with heavy, fearfully fragile glass plates fitted inside it – and photographed the whole of the city that sprawled below.

Fibres: We expect the delay fibres must be stabilised to relative length changes of 10−10 for observing the predicted interference effects, which includes a thermal stabilisation of ({pm} 10^{-5}~mbox{K}).

Runways, runway shoulders and taxiway shoulders may be required to be stabilised to reduce the likelihood of foreign object damage caused to (or by) the outboard engines, which are more than 25 m from the centre line of the aircraft, compared to 21 m for the 747-400, and 747-8.

Sister chromatids split, and the mitotic spindle must be stabilised to successfully segregate chromosomes to daughter cells.

We found that p53 was stabilised to a similar extent in both HCT116 and Hkh2 cells in response to either oxaliplatin or 5-FU.

He questioned the argument that Afghanistan had to be stabilised in order to deny al Qaeda a terrorist base there, because, "Unfortunately, al Qaeda has moved its forces and its bases into Pakistan".

When the patients come to us they are so unwell we have to get them to hospital to be stabilised.

Only when a patient responds should they be stabilised and transported to a "heart attack centre" for on-going care.

"The irony is that people are waiting for the country to be stabilised, and the country is waiting for people to come back to stabilise it.