In the final modelocked configuration used for imaging the pump beam was tilted off-axis to keep reflected pump light from reentering the diode, which would destabilize it; off-axis pumping allowed very quiet operation (Figure 2f) at the expense of some extraction efficiency.
His argument in favor of presidentialism, which his opponents argue will push the nation further towards dictatorship, rests in part on the need for a strong, central power in Turkey to fend off destabilizing threats.
Indeed, cutting off trade would threaten to completely destabilize the country, setting off a chain of events that would be hard to predict.
The war has created a humanitarian crisis that threatens to overwhelm Syria's neighbors; touched off sectarian conflict that has destabilized Lebanon and Iraq; and provided Al Qaeda with a vast area of operation, stretching across Syria and into Iraq.
By contrast to previous belief, the simulation results indicated that for the 0.145 μm technology node, the circuit could be destabilized by the floating body effects enhanced (channel) off current rather than parasitic BJT current.
Mexican law enforcement officials say the guerrillas are using the men's disappearance as a pretext to destabilize Mexico and set off a leftist revolution.
Beijing's biggest fear has always been destabilizing North Korea, and setting off a collapse that could put South Korean forces, and perhaps their American allies, on China's border.
Why? "Beijing's biggest fear has always been destabilizing North Korea, and setting off a collapse that could put South Korean forces, and perhaps their American allies, on China's border," write David and Bill.
That is why Hezbollah denies any role in the assassination even though it has unabashedly taken responsibility for destabilizing moves like setting off the 2006 war with Israel or pushing Lebanon to the brink of civil war in 2008.
To top it all off, he destabilizes a neighboring country then concocts an emergency as a pretext for invasion.
