Sentence examples for stable periods from inspiring English sources

Each period can last several months, although many people with bipolar disorder have stable periods between extremes.

Meanwhile, we find that acquirers that merged during the stable periods on average actually underwent an increase in their risk.

We aim to understand the underlying characteristics that separate the banks that merged during the 2008 financial crisis with those of the stable periods.

Polycyclic soil sequences provide valuable archives of alternating unstable periods (sand drifting) and stable periods (soil formation) in NW-European coversand landscapes during the Subatlantic.

Our hypothesis is that the nature of bank mergers might be different during the crisis than in stable periods and therefore may have a different effect on an acquirer's risk.

Some of those aghast at the present in-fighting seem to have forgotten that even the party's relatively stable periods have been marked by intimidation and intolerance, such as the malicious briefing and crushing of dissent practised by New Labour's spin doctors.

While this concept serves managers well in relatively stable periods, in this paper we argue that the same concept is of little use during times of significant technological change.

The failure of strongly tied network partners harms developers in stable periods and benefits them in turbulent eras, while no such relation is found for weakly tied network partners.

We finally evaluated the degree of bias for residual error during the stable periods.

F is the total number of frames, and S is the total number of stable periods.

The number of people is only estimated during stable periods and plotted with solid blue.