Sentence examples for more stable region from inspiring English sources

It is keen to see a more stable region.

A more stable region of self-conservation of natural gas hydrate increases the efficiency of its storage and transportation.

In this study, we propose a dual-sliding window model to accurately detect the position of the phalangeal joint of the finger-vein image, which is robust to light illumination, and to extract a more stable region of interest.

While smaller companies raced into the semiautonomous and far more stable region of Iraqi Kurdistan to get a head start, Big Oil preferred to wait and play it safe with Baghdad, seat of the central government, which has repeatedly frowned upon the Kurds’ awarding of production contracts without a federal agreement in place.

"Until these two powers that lead rival branches of Islam find a way to pull back from full-scale proxy war and work toward building a more stable region, mixed communities in the Levant and further afield will know no peace".

The coverage is reflected by the amounts of vRNA, cRNA, and mRNA of influenza A virus, implying that the coverage bias may detect a more stable region as it is dependent on the expression level or manner of replication.

There are no sizable structural plains and peneplains (large land areas leveled by erosion), features that usually occur in more stable regions of the Earth.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is supporting two such projects, including mushroom cultivation in the governorate of Tartus, one of the more stable regions that has absorbed around 450,000 internally displaced persons.

The maximum number of APs simulated was 60, but since the curves appear to be moving into more stable regions of the graph as m increases, the upper value of m for stability is likely to be much higher than this.

The Equatorial Region (EZ) is one of the more stable regions of the planet, in latitude and in activity.

Among them, approximately half have become "internally displaced persons" (IDPs), individuals who have relocated within Iraq, joining relatives in somewhat more stable regions or settling in makeshift accommodations such as deserted government buildings and improvised camps.