Sentence examples for stable quiet from inspiring English sources

While studying fire tornadoes whirlwinds of red and yellow flame and ash in the lab, scientists have stumbled on a new blue fire tornado that is stable, quiet, and only 6 centimeters tall, Popular Science reports.

Well known publications in the category enjoyed stable but quiet periods.

Dr Ali Abu Tiba, media coordinator for Al-Naqshabandiyia Resistance MosulenThen Mosituationinuation in Mosul now is stable and quiet.

A limestone house and barn and a two-story wood-frame stable give quiet testimony to former tenants, brood mares.

What the company aims for in all expeditions, though, is stable and quiet vessels – sound being an important consideration when tracking wildlife.

According to Sanyo, the Pedal Juice is resistant to water (alcohol) and shocks and provides cleaner, more stable and quiet power when compared to conventional 9V batteries.

The Kp index and the Dst index are stable and quiet on days 225 and 226 before the earthquake, which suggests that the anomalous TEC enhancement around the epicenter 3 days before the earthquake is unlikely to be related to space weather changes and/or magnetic activities.

Kp index and Dst index are not stable and quiet on day 227 and later before the earthquake, which suggests that the anomalous TEC enhancement around the epicenter a day before the earthquake is more likely to be related to space weather changes and or magnetic activities.

The Kp index and the Dst index are not stable and quiet on day 228 before the earthquake, which suggests that the anomalous TEC enhancement around the epicenter a day before the earthquake is more likely related to space weather changes and or magnetic activities.

In the study of Nardone et al, the CMT1A patients who were as stable in quiet standing as the controls, had only a slight plantar-flexor deficit, while those less stable had a more evident plantar-flexor deficit [13].

Dept. of Health says there are more than 1000 stables in the five boroughs, and there an official ban on the goat that used to be in every livery-stable to quiet the horses.