The term 'stable rhythm' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a consistent beat, pattern, or pace that remains constant over time. For example, "The music had a strong, stable rhythm that made it easy to dance to."
She said that Brooklyn over all has settled into a stable rhythm because it was not experiencing the drastic price jumps of recent years.
Pacemakers are device that, instead of shocking a heart back into a stable rhythm, are meany to ensure a continuous steady beat.
Luke lived with his mother in their two-bed council house in Birmingham and had built a stable rhythm: carving wood sculptures as art therapy in their front room, going for walks five times a day, and shopping for his elderly neighbours.
The healthy full-term newborn infant has a very stable rhythm of alternating bursts of sucking with pauses in between.
The stable rhythm of parasitoid emergence under various photoperiod cycles reveals that this behavior is controlled by an internal circadian clock.
As such, these macroscopic observations show that initiation of new primordia follows a stable rhythm at each developmental stage and each branching order of the root system, whereas emergence might reach equilibrium after one week.
The rings displayed a variety of stable rhythms including pacemaker activity and spontaneous reentry.
Indeed, it is possible that the autoregulatory mechanism of gene expression might not produce stable rhythms due to fluctuations if the number of molecules involved in the clock mechanism remains too low.
Through the use of slow phase plane arguments, we were able to explain how particular phase space and bifurcation structures underlie the generation of the rhythms and to derive sufficient conditions on these structures that guarantee the existence of stable rhythms.
In our previous study we propose that RLM rhythm generation may be modular because stable rhythms appeared to be isolated to individual muscles [23].
Circadian clocks are able to maintain stable rhythms over a broad range of physiological temperatures, a process termed "temperature compensation" [17].
