ALBECK IN STABLE CONDITION: Stan Albeck, the Toronto assistant coach, was hospitalized in stable condition yesterday, one day after he had a stroke in the team's dressing room as the Raptors prepared to play the Miami Heat.
He holds out hope that a stable Palestinian state might one day emerge and ease hostilities.
Electrical consumption in a household is not stable but changeable in one day throughout a whole year.
But the problem with amassing likes as a business model--like a human click aggregator--is that, for women, likability is like quicksand: What seems like a stable place to stand one day can rapidly erode the next day, pulling you down with it.
She was always so scared that college wasn't for her and now she has a stable career and hopes to one day open her own salon.
Because you can never know how "stable" you'll be from one day to the next, it's worthwhile to have a place where you can retreat to if necessary.
However, results from the biodistribution data and PET images indicate that the [Zr YM103)]+ group is not sufficiently stable in vivo, and after one day, significant amounts of Zr had dissociated from the tris(hydroxypyridinone) chelator and accumulated at the skeleton of the animal.
Indeed the circulatory data and the BIS level are interpreted as a stable depth of anaesthesia and no patient reported awareness on the visit one day post-operatively.
She quickly added that this isn't happening, and that the President won't allow it to happen: "Even though there is violence, there is a process that is moving, I think rather inexorably, actually, toward an outcome that will one day bring a stable Iraq".
When I interviewed Rice in early 2006 and asked her whether the strategy might be headed for failure, she dismissed the possibility: "Even though there is violence, there is a process that is moving, I think rather inexorably, actually, toward an outcome that will one day bring a stable Iraq".
