Finally, we summarize our conclusions in Section 6. Remark Earlier study in [22] examines a two-dimensional map with fast-slow structure in which a fixed point destabilizes into an invariant circle.
Flocculation permits, by the addition of synthetic or natural polymers in slant of slow mixture, to promote the aggregation and bind together the micro-flocs of destabilized particles into larger flocks that can be removed subsequently by sedimentation and/or filtration.
Some worried that Syria would degenerate into chaos, which could destabilize Lebanon and spread violence into Israel.
"The idea was to take a very conventional form and put it into space, destabilize the form," he said.
Rather than remaining perfectly smooth and continuous, space and time destabilize, churning and frothing into a foam of space-time bubbles.
Data recently reported on AMPs derived from a combinatorial library suggest that the antimicrobial activity of AMP is related to the ability of the peptide to destabilize membranes by partitioning into membrane interfaces and disturbing the organization of the lipids [13].
Officials fell back on a classic Soviet tactic, accusing shadowy outsiders of coming into Krymsk to "destabilize the situation".
Civil war in Iraq could easily descend into genocide, and destabilize the entire region as neighboring powers come to the aid of their favored factions.
"Al Qaeda in Iraq would proclaim victory and increase its efforts to provoke sectarian tensions, pushing for a full-scale civil war that could descend into genocide and destabilize the Middle East," Mr. McCain said this month.
The fear has been that a peace settlement that did not involve Colonel Qaddafi going into exile would destabilize any new government by leaving him as the shadowy, all-powerful figure he has been for nearly 40 years.
