Sentence examples for previous stability from inspiring English sources

Countries will apparently be required to keep to a deficit target of 3% of GDP, on pain of automatic sanctions (under the pact, penalties were usually waived)."The EU has learned nothing about the shortcomings of the previous Stability and Growth Pact," says Simon Smith, chief economist at FxPro, a foreign-exchange broker.

The previous stability analysis results might be better understood by considering the underlying phase-space of differences between agents' beliefs.

Such differences in chemical stability between nucleolipids were already evidenced during previous stability studies (see Additional file 1: Figure SI6).

Previous stability results are extended to guarantee the local convergence of the state towards a desired set point.

A stability diagram showing the threshold for stable operation is reported, which is not explained by previous stability criteria.

Previous stability conditions are relaxed by further exploring the properties of the time derivatives of normalized fuzzy weighting functions and by introducing more slack matrix variables.

She said that they were trying to restore their previous financial stability, but she was not sure it was worthwhile to build up a bigger savings cushion — a personal finance standby.

Now, according to the previous robust stability domains, for particular values chosen of the uncertain parameter ρ = 0.5, the nonlinearities f = 0.9 and Φ = 1.7.

Similarly, to the robustness method of the previous section, stability conditions for the step-size μ k and boundedness conditions on additive noise can be derived now.

A standard dose of radiation sterilization (25 kGy) and higher radiation doses (50 400 kGy) have been applied to understand the mechanism of ITR degradation and also to compare the results of previous radiochemical stability studies, involving four other derivatives of azole antifungals: clotrimazole, fluconazole, ketoconazole and miconazole nitrate (10– 10).

Previous slope-stability studies in other parts of New Zealand have shown that soils on slopes over 30° become unstable as they approach saturation if they do not have substantial reinforcement from competent root systems (O'Loughlin et al. 1982; Rogers and Selby 1980; Crozier and Eyles 1980).