Sentence examples for most stable elements from inspiring English sources

Although Russell changed his mind on a great number of philosophical issues throughout his career, one of the most stable elements in his views is the endorsement of a certain methodology for approaching philosophy.

Our detailed studies with the hairpin and the hammerhead structures show that long stacks are amongst the most stable elements, while short stacks linking loops disappear more easily (see Figs. 7 d) and 8(c)).

The binding energy varies across the periodic table and is at a maximum for iron, which is thus the most stable element.

As in Torta et al. (2009), this element (the Y component would be equivalent) was chosen because it is the most stable element when dealing with focus drifts; H and Z ranges can be more affected by latitudinal displacements of the Sq focus.

The Church remained the most stable element in the Byzantine Empire.

The most stable component is the theoretical concept, in this case, the CCM, which includes a description of structures, roles and supporting elements.

The most stable landscape elements are boulder fields, with exposure ages of 1.5 2.6 Ma.

Iron, it turns out, is the most stable of the elements -- you can't fission it or fuse it.

Superposition using the most stable secondary structure elements (residues 311 314, 320 324, and 329 333) and 1-Å RMSD cutoff resulted in model convergence as judged by the funnel-shaped plot of model score vs. pairwise RMSD.

The Kurds, who represent the most stable and progressive element of Iraq, have made it clear that they desire to be a part of a united Iraqi nation.

There is a pronounced abundance peak for iron and a relatively high peak for lead, the most stable of the heavy elements.