Cooper said a menacing threat should cause "the mind of an ordinary person of normal stability and courage" to be "influenced or made apprehensive" and the sender must intend to threaten the person to whom it is likely to be conveyed.
A long period of stability encouraged speculation.
It is likely that unemployed persons lack feelings of stability and this could contribute to feelings of anxiety.
Cultural debate about learning modalities in the era of "liquid modernity" evidences an epistemological change and a worrying aspect that involves the project-oriented ability of individuals: no person can have experience of stability and it is impossible to design the change.
According to PERSON, the stability of professor effects is suppressed when raters have access to different information.
As Dickerson writes, "everyone wants to direct, but a director has no tangible skills," making the choice to pursue a directing career highly questionable if you're the kind of person who values any kind of stability.
To evaluate the limits of stability (LOS) in persons with transtibial amputation (TTA), and to determine the effects of prosthetic alignment alterations on motor control strategies.
Anteroposterior sway is compared with theoretical anteroposterior limits of stability based on the person's height and base of support.
Vulnerability is viewed as dormant until activated by some experience that has the effect of disrupting a person's stability or physiological and psychological homeostasis.
Research now shows us that Housing First -- providing a homeless person with stable, permanent housing (not temporary shelter), and then providing essential supportive services such as job training and employment services, mental health and substance abuse treatment services -- is an effective way of helping a homeless person establish stability.
That Naxos has been run by the same person for 20 years also makes it appear an island of stability in the volatile business.
