Sentence examples for normal and stable from inspiring English sources

"The international community needs a normal and stable Croatia," said Slaven Letica, the author of several books on Croatian nationalism.

[It would all be better] if everything was normal and stable, if everyone hadn't thrown themselves at a single little [country].

"All available tools" means offering mortgage money at 4.5%, a level last experienced in the normal and stable 1950s when Americans were flocking to the suburbs.

A new version of bounded real lemma for descriptor systems is proposed, which guarantees a descriptor system to be normal and stable (NS) with γ-disturbance rejection.

"There is no light, no water, and in the distance you see the Olympic Park and it is always illuminated, and there is a normal and stable electricity supply.

The aims of this study are to assess the role of dietary restraint on fasting and postprandial plasma levels of insulin, glucose, triacylglycerol (TAG) and non esterified fatty acids (NEFA) in healthy volunteers with a normal and stable body weight and to determine whether the effect of restraint on the plasma levels of the previous hormones/metabolites is load dependent.

The levels of pCO2 were maintained within normal ranges and stable throughout the study, thus the effect of CO2 on cerebral vessel was minimised.

Postoperative vital signs of all patients were almost in the normal range and stable within the first postoperative week, except one patient who experienced a heart rate of >100 times per min after surgery and two patients who experienced fever with a temperature of 38.0 °C.

Proliferating endothelial cells from the tumour, even if qualitatively different from those of blood vessels in the normal tissue of origin, remain putatively normal and genetically stable cells.

Attention is focused on the proportional plus derivative state feedback controller design based on the linear matrix inequality method, which guarantees the closed-loop system to be normal and quadratically stable with a prescribed upper bound of the cost function.

But it is clear, based on the results of Chagué et al. [ 44] and ours, that the early generations of allohexaploidy in wheat are extremely dynamic in gene expression, even in karyotypically normal and genetically stable plant individuals.