Occitan and Catalan are conservative in character; the long persistence of Roman schools in South Gaul is often seen as the cause of stability there.
Prayut, in sharp contrast, is a domineering, splenetic character – an autocratic former general who since he seized power has repressed the naturally rambunctious instincts of Thai politics and society in the self-serving cause of stability.
Improper shaft closure is often indicated as a cause of stability loss in old shafts and the associated damage to surface facilities.
Riyadh can be instrumental in advancing the cause of stability in the Gulf should it move away from its zero-sum confrontation with Iran and intolerant obsession with the Shiites.
And Syria's is indeed a nasty, repressive and near-bankrupt regime which, over many years, has connived at terror and has recently, after signs earlier this year that it would change for the better, been loth to help the cause of stability in Iraq as well as in Israel-Palestine.
The consumer growth rate (r) and numerical dynamics, as well as the spatial and temporal fluctuations of resource density, which were the proximate causes of population stability or instability, were affected by the behavioural factor as strongly or even more strongly than by the others factors considered here.
Millikan (1994) insists, "To suspect that the brain has not been preserved for thinking with or that the eye has not been preserved for seeing with to suspect this, moreover, in the absence of any alternative hypotheses about causes of the stability of these structures would be totally irresponsible".
In the vicinity of the continuum of equilibrium points, the system hardly provides resistance to bending, and hence external disturbances easily cause loss of stability.
can cause loss of stability and bearing capacity, increase deformation and lead to the need for premature overhaul, and in some cases even the reconstruction of the whole tunnel structure.
Both ligamentous and bony injury can cause loss of stability resulting in further damage to the spinal cord.
