Sentence examples for more stable manner from inspiring English sources

This is not glamorous work, but it is absolutely essential if the financial system is to function in a more stable manner (for details, see this speech by Mr. Gensler).

It is shown that the robot assistant can retain the manikin's uterus in a specified position in a more stable manner.

These results show that while both human and robot are able to manipulate the uterus to a desired position, the robot can retain the desired configuration in a more stable manner, as expected.

Furthermore, when compare with solely human manipulation, the robot assistant shows the advantage of being able to retain a desired position in a more stable manner, which is precisely the goal of this prototype.

The comparison of the TWT residual distribution at each transponder also shows that the CA method determines the true TWT in a more stable manner than the PS method (Fig. 9A b, d), B b, d), 10 A b, d), B b, d)) as shown in Fig. 6.

These results are relevant to the "dolomite problem", as they illustrate how dolomite can precipitate in surface conditions, and to CO2 sequestration, because dolomite can immobilize higher CO2 amounts (both Ca and Mg are involved and not only Ca) and in a much more stable manner (dolomite is eight orders of magnitude less soluble than calcite).

The CFRP/aluminum/steel specimens filled with honeycomb also crushed in a more stable progressive manner, exhibiting certain advantages over the corresponding empty counterparts.

Later studies have validated these two subscales [ 15, 32] and they are assumed to represent psychotic and schizotypal symptoms in a more adequate and stable manner than the two previously used subscales.

The FACT model, which was developed in The Netherlands [ 35], contains all elements of the internationally well-known Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) model [ 41], but FACT differs from ACT in that a FACT team also targets patients who function in a more or less stable manner.

Electrolytic deposition of antimony under certain conditions produces an unstable, amorphous form called "explosive antimony," because, when bent or scratched, it will change in a mildly explosive manner to the more stable, metallic form.

Ground robots are more stable and can turn in a stabilized manner, while the aerial robots need some time for stabilization after a turning manoeuvre.