But, Dr. Downing said, only greater definition was overlaying "a relatively stable set of attitudes".
The basic impulse is similar, but it's going to take a much longer time for them to get to a real stable set of democratic institutions".
Cultural factors have the broadest influence, because they constitute a stable set of values, perceptions, preferences, and behaviours that have been learned by the consumer throughout life.
Andrew Hall, chief executive of the AQA exam board, said it was "a clear and stable set of results" that showed there had been a "safe delivery of the new qualifications" despite fears of turbulence.
When they have chosen a stable set of updates, this "canary" build is gradually installed on tens of thousands of PCs inside Microsoft for "internal validation" and bug fixing.
The content of Walser's sentences can vanish, I think, because Walser is often less concerned with recording the finished thought than with capturing the movement of a mind in the act of thinking; it's the motion that stays with you, not a stable set of meanings.
The French eat all sorts of "unhealthy" foods, but they do it according to a strict and stable set of rules: they eat small portions and don't go back for seconds; they don't snack; they seldom eat alone, and communal meals are long, leisurely affairs.
Manufacturers are meanwhile getting a more stable set of regulatory requirements from the FIA.
A stable set of 42 probesets (31 genes) differentiate pCR or no pCR samples.
Points that leave the interval after a finite number are in a stable set of infinity.
A stable set of weights adaptively evolves will produce good results.
