The train being tested yesterday had plywood floors and extra weight to simulate passengers -- 16,000 pounds of concrete, besides the 55,000-pound weight of each car, and that may have destabilized the train, some investigators said.
His political allies gave him a construction permit, despite his dubious claims of title to the land, and a second permit later to add upper floors that may have destabilized the building.
The presence of long IRs capable of forming a stem-loop structure may have destabilized the 14.6 kb module, leading to its excision from pericentric heterochromatin and reinsertion into the proximal breakpoint of the 2Rj inversion.
These changes may or may not have destabilized him: it is not easy to make surmises about a man as grandly dysfunctional as Lowry.
Big purses have destabilized the racetrack economy in another way.
Instead, we have destabilized Iraq and prepared the groundwork for a terrorist recruiting and training program.
We have destabilized the Middle East.
They have destabilized communities and injured students.
The effect of higher frequency components is insignificant when their amplitude is small as compared to the amplitude of fundamental component; however, non-small high frequency components may have stabilizing or destabilizing effects.
