Sentence examples for expanded the stability from inspiring English sources

Previous studies of the Fe FeSi system (e.g., Asanuma et al. 2008) reported that silicon expanded the stability field of the fcc phase of Fe alloy and the Fe Si alloy had a wide stability field of coexistence of hcp and fcc phases; this is consistent with the results of this study.

Although recent efforts have expanded the stability window of aqueous electrolytes from 1.23 V to >3 V, intrinsically safe aqueous batteries still deliver lower energy densities (200 Wh/kg) compared with state-of-the-art Li-ion batteries (∼400 Wh/kg).

The integration of central Europe's democracies into the alliance will secure and expand the stability and security which has spread across Europe since the end of the cold war".

Europe's leaders said they had made some progress over the weekend on measures aimed at addressing their financial and economic problems, but a big issue that analysts had expected to be tackled on Wednesday was how to expand the stability fund of 440 billion euros, or $611 billion, so that it would cover Spain and Italy, if necessary.

The addition of H2O expands the stability field of clinopyroxene at a given pressure, resulting in a shift in the cotectic curve toward the olivine apex.

The method has strong order 1.0 consistency and has user-selectable parameters that allow the user to expand the stability region of the method to cover almost the entire drift-diffusion stability plane.

Having obtained a minimal stability region in the Corollary 4, we study conditions for bifurcations of equilibria to expand the minimal stability region determined by Corollary 4. The stability of an equilibrium of a DDE is lost when one or more eigenvalues pass through the origin or the imaginary axis.

Specifically the Brussels summit needed to accept the inevitability of fiscal transfers; trigger their precautionary facility, including for Italy and Spain; and, at a minimum, expand the European stability fund, underpinning it with a backstop facility far bigger than its current size.

The author wrote a paper with Miura and Takahasi which expanded the result of Hyers-Ulam stability of that differential equation.

It becomes harder for them to expand, so the stability of larger companies becomes more attractive.

The primary strength of this study was the comparison of results across different indicators of stability, which expands the traditional focus on group stability correlations with true stability estimates and individual-level stability characteristics.