Sentence examples for both a stable and from inspiring English sources

The repeatability in motion pathways generated in both a stable and unstable elbow model was equivalent to or better than for similar tests performed using the load-controlled system, and the velocity of the resulting elbow motion was more reproducible.

Both claim to want a stable and united Iraq and both support its present government.

A stable and loving upbringing.

A stable and loving childhood.

Described treatments of interprosthetic femoral fractures between both a stable THA and TKA include intramedullary fixation, plate constructs, as well as allograft strut and cerclage constructs.

Then, a nonlinear controller with an integral action-based back-stepping design is proposed to ensure that both a stable process and improved performance are obtained.

Although she claimed her eventual pregnancy to have been 'unplanned' and even stated she regretted having become pregnant before completing her studies, in the context of what had become both a stable relationship and an intense fear of infertility, the pregnancy brought her a mixture of personal joy and social relief.

In contrast, using Asp255 it was possible to obtain both a stable reactant state and a physically and energetically reasonable reaction pathway, consistent, therefore, with Asp255 being the base catalyst.

We therefore address, in a general sense, the question of what may happen to the system if the frictional behavior of strengthening and weakening is changed during seismic cycles and how this multiscale concept is applicable, yet different, to both a stable loading system and a stick slip system (Aochi and Ide 2009).

This is not surprising because both a stable posterior occlusion and functional tongue movement are critical for proper eating.

Change in one market is likely to impact on another thus generating a need for a self-sustaining system of multi-dimensional governance that has both a stable core capacity at transnational and state levels and the ability to flex and evolve its own mechanisms, particularly through the invention of networked private governance.