Sentence examples for stabilization weather from inspiring English sources
The other features mentioned look to be new, like a 2.7-inch LCD, one press RAW, live preview (which would freaking kickass), ISO up to 3200, sensor-based image stabilization, weather seals and a double dust removal system on the image sensor.
Both will have dual card slots (which Canon and Nikon declined to add to their newest gear), weather sealing, and in-body image stabilization.
On the other hand, these two types of renewable energies are produced erratically and not always in line with demand patterns, so system services from the other renewables need to provide grid stabilization and residual load in times of disadvantageous weather condition.
In August, a preservation assessment report, completed by NARA conservators in Iraq at the request of the CPA, recommended that the materials be "dried as soon as possible" for stabilization and to minimize further mold from water and hot weather.
They have to meet the need for compensation of large variation in within short periods for grid stabilization and on the longer term for balancing the given weather condition as well.
Other pertinent investment opportunities include strategic value-chain linkages and infrastructure as well enriched soil stabilization using multi-benefits crops and generation and consistent use of weather data.
It seems a little strange that they'd replace a F1.8 with a F2, but consider that they have added Optical Image Stabilization while at the same time lightening it and making it more weather-resistant.
It has also been used to measure the intensity of continental weathering over geologic time and to fix minimum ages for stabilization of the mantle roots of continental cratons.
Their thick A horizons and some C4-derived organic matter may be preserved because dolomite weathering releases abundant Ca++ and Mg++ that favor aggregation and organic matter stabilization.
Flight crews who provide stabilization and care for patients during air medical flights represent a specialty group, with unique safety, physical environment, and weather concerns, as well as patient care challenges.
