Sentence examples for exceedingly stable from inspiring English sources

The outermost (valence) shell of argon has eight electrons, making it exceedingly stable and, thus, chemically inert.

Compared with many older systems, standardized Wi-Fi technology, which can broadcast data about 500 times faster than a cellphone, is exceedingly stable, if only because as it becomes more common, feedback from its many users has led to continual improvements.

And yet his third major-label album, "The DeAndre Way" (Interscope), which was released this week, is not only a success on its own terms, but also a bright spot of what is turning out to be an exceedingly stable hip-hop career, nothing to sneer at.

Hence, with this solid-state glass electrode exceedingly stable potentiometric signals are obtained.

Figure 7c shows the exceedingly stable long-term cycling performance of the LiMn2O4 porous hollow nanofibers, which shows the capacity remains of 105.2 mAh/g at 0.1 C after 400 cycles.

Instead of the expected alpha-helix the peptide formed an exceedingly stable beta-sheet structure.

The eigenvector method is extremely stable and succeeds even when the number of outliers is exceedingly large.

Osmium is strongly concentrated in the mantle and extremely depleted in the crust, so that crustal osmium must have exceedingly high radiogenic-to-stable ratios while the mantle values are low.

It appears that large marine ecologic systems can be exceedingly durable, reminiscent of (and probably related to) the stable species lineages of punctuated equilibria.

The state-of-the-art and stable electrocatalysts with non-noble metal elements are exceedingly desirable for hydrogen/oxygen production from water splitting.

However, the prize is exceedingly important, and the candidates, virtually all of them from the pre-revolutionary stable, are competing hard.