"While the measure is clear, simple and targeted, it fails on the principles of stability and supporting growth.
Results of our approaches employed on such structures should highlight the fundamental principles of stability and specificity of multi-protein assemblies and evolution of such complexes.
An aspect of this analysis that is useful in deciding between competing and alternative causal structures uses the principles of "stability" (meaning that there is an isomorphism between 2 structures) and "minimality" (meaning that the least complex of 2 structures, T1 and T2, given the same data, is preferred).
The principle of stability and state in the PSO algorithm are functioned to the population changes and the best group value changes, respectively (Kennedy et al. 2001; Clerc and Kennedy 2002).
On the one hand, imposed order presupposes within itself a principle of stability; we could say that the enforcement of order does not have aims that are just immediate but also future ones, but, as has been seen, this claim appears to be contradicted by the character of the territorial processes that are by nature dynamic, featuring changes and movements not always predictable.
As the type genus of Sylviidae Leach, 1820, Sylvia, was shown to be nested within the large Timaliidae Vigors and Horsfield, 1827 assemblage, it was suggested to suppress Sylviidae, following the principle of stability [ 9, 14, 19].
If practice effects influence the psychometric properties of a test of cognitive ability then the underlying principle of stability of construct relevant variance of the test is violated and calls into question its subsequent predictive validity and utility in selection [ 13].
The Airfoil theory and principles of aircraft stability were used to examine the stability mechanism.
The stability pact and reinforced convergency will remain issues if Dublin goes into history, because the principles of a stability pact were approved (and a growth pact too) which is, as Mrs Roth amply called it, a recession pact, since it defines the conditions in which recession might be used to make up for deficits which are considered excessive.
The two sides did make some headway, agreeing on guidelines, grandly called the "principles of strategic stability," for future talks.
Schmidt and Pöhl were looking for and working towards European financial and monetary solutions, and did much of the groundwork on the role and constitution of the future European Central Bank, largely modelled on the Bundesbank and its guiding principles of price stability and independence from government, even though Pöhl fell out with Schmidt and Kohl in turn over the latter.
