In these locations, the radiational cooling of the clouds destabilizes pockets of air and makes them more buoyant.
But the researchers say that the real problem is that jail destabilizes lives that are often, and almost by definition, already unstable.
Putin runs a kleptocratic security state, destabilizes his European neighbors, suppresses free expression at home, and has used his power to keep Assad in power.
Whereas "The Social Network" depicts the creation of a new sort of power, one that, from the very start, destabilizes and challenges acknowledged authority — it's the drama of the creation of a tool that, as Mark Zuckerberg and Sean Parker say in the movie, is "cool" precisely because "we don't know what it can be, we don't know what it will be".
Time destabilizes all genre classifications.
These countries do not always share American values or help advance American interests, but anything that destabilizes them would create problems that Washington could not afford to ignore.
The resulting film is surreal, sometimes hilarious and ultimately extremely disturbing, partly because it destabilizes our sense of the boundary between make-believe violence and its real-world counterpart.
This Iran destabilizes its neighborhood by supporting terrorism; isolates itself from international cooperation on Afghanistan; rants about the destruction of Israel and suggests that U.S. support for a devastated Haiti is a ploy to invade it.
"Obviously, using these instruments in a way that intentionally destabilizes a company or a country is counterproductive," he said.
But it's also a sly way that digital technology that uses real-world iconography destabilizes experience.
"A country 'violates human rights,' and its president becomes a devil incarnate, the society destabilizes, the human rights issue is followed by attack planes, and the country is wiped out from the face of the earth".
