Sentence examples for stability arrangements from inspiring English sources

It took another phone call from Sarkozy to Medvedev, who agreed new wording providing for international talks on "security and stability arrangements in Abkhazia and South Ossetia".

The US never put enough military effort in to give security a chance after the Taliban and Osama bin Laden left; it paid little or no heed to engaging regional neighbours in seeking new stability arrangements across the neighbourhood; and it did very little to build any sense of a new state in the country.

We discuss morphological constraints and epigenetic impacts on nuclear architecture, the evolutionary stability of CT arrangements, and alterations of nuclear architecture during transcription and repair.

Extensive interactions between the C-terminal tail of the UHRF1 tandem Tudor with the segment joining the individual Tudor domains is also retained, suggesting that these may be important features in the organization and structural stability for this arrangement of tandem Tudor domains.

The stability of these arrangements means that carbon nanotubes can be strong, long and flexible.

This mandate is met through the promotion of international monetary cooperation, exchange stability, orderly exchange arrangements, and temporary financial assistance.

Then you have a degree of reliability and stability in the arrangements, which allows you to seriously consider the scope of devolving more".

In this limit, the stability of competing arrangements of copolymer micelles can be assessed in terms of two discrete measures of the lattice geometry, emphasizing the non-trivial coupling between the internal configurations of the fundamentally soft micelles and the periodic symmetry of the lattice.

The PAA is developed to empirically analyze change and stability within policy arrangements [ 5] and tested in a series of research endeavours in the environmental domain.

Normally, the centrosome as the major microtubule organisation centre in mammalian cells regulates the number, stability, polarity and arrangement of microtubules in interphase cells (Rose et al, 1993; Kellogg et al, 1994).

The stability of that arrangement lasted some 200 years before it began to collapse with the increasing local interests of the 20 or more feudal lords.