Sentence examples for could be unstable from inspiring English sources

He could be unstable.' Early on the morning of 16 December 2006, Hills was startled from sleep by the sharp crack of splintering wood: the front door of his book-cluttered flat was being demolished.

This might lead to the formation of hydrates, which could be unstable if disturbed, and it might also lead to a lake of CO2 on the ocean floor which would be acidic at the margins.An altogether different, and better, idea is to use the sea to generate green, CO2-free energy.

He added that head-to-head rivalry could be unstable in the bus market, with such head-to-heads on particular routes resulting in short-lived "bus wars".

It has been shown that there is a critical data dropout rate over which the networked-system could be unstable; hence the desired task cannot be achieved.

Different from the simulation of absolute permeability, the multi-phase flow modeling results using a statistical method such as LBM could be unstable, thus causing the volumetric velocity obtained at different times be slightly different.

This implies that the studied slope could be unstable at height more than 26 m and angle higher than 40° if the combined effects of the slope geometry and groundwater level are considered (Fig. 15).

Could be about unstable marriages; could be about roads and bridges; could be about human bodies and their augmentations.

The mood today is upbeat and conciliatory, but autumn could be an unstable time for France.

Germany at that time is sometimes presented as a strictly disciplined state, but its leaders could be as unstable as any politicians under pressure.Miss Baarova left Berlin soon after and returned to Prague.

In any case, I doubt any product by Apple could be as unstable as Windows Mobile.

Such a model could be numerically unstable but in most practical cases the accuracy should be sufficient, if higher precision is used.