Sentence examples for element of instability from inspiring English sources

It generates a built-in element of instability if the economy is hit by a further storm.

But the decision was immediately denounced by India as adding a fresh element of instability to relations between the two nuclear neighbors.

But the decision was immediately denounced by India as adding a fresh element of instability to relations between the nuclear neighbors.

Mr. Mastella is the head of a small Catholic political party, and his resignation adds another element of instability to the fragile center-left government of Prime Minister Romano Prodi.

By instead permitting Hezbollah guerrillas to move up to the Israeli border, Syria jeopardizes Lebanon's chances for future peace and adds a dangerous new element of instability to the Middle East.

Mark Sladen, director of exhibitions at the Institute of Contemporary Arts, said the "element of instability" is what intrigues him, the way Mr. Gréaud's projects "move between rumor and fact".

Numerical chromosome instability (CIN), which occurs very frequently in cancer cells [ 11], contributes to aneuploidy and plays a critical role in tumorigenesis as a key element of genomic instability [ 11, 12].

It is interesting to note that despite the inclusion of instability elements this reporter did not exhibit the very short timeframe (2-3 h) oscillations observed in mouse neural progenitors expressing a Hes1-driven luciferase reporter that included an ubiquitination sequence [ 9].

This island of stability, supposedly centering around elements 112 (copernicium) to 118, would come just after a long "sea of instability" from elements 101 (mendelevium) to 111 (roentgenium), and the flerovium isotopes in it were speculated in 1966 to have half-lives in excess of a hundred million years.

For this a processing map developed based on the plastic work approach was used with finite element analyses to judge occurrence of instability during the process.

The method is then applied to the investigation of the effects of an isolated, two-dimensional roughness element on the spatial development of instability waves in boundary layers.